WHAT IT TEACHES:

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 32.

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LIBERTY No. 3

The Prophetic Number

WHAT IT TEACHES:

The distinct spheres of the church and the state.

The fundamental principles of liberty.

The United States in prophecy—its work in the closing scenes of the drama of the world's history.

The history of the church in the days of Rome—its union with the state, and the formation of the papacy, as depicted in the prophecies.

The union of church and state in the United States—the image forming as predicted in the prophecies.

The meaning of present movements.

The change in governmental principles.

The work of recent sessions of Congress committing this nation to the policy of religious legislation.

The specific work of the Sixtieth Session of Congress—the nature and purpose of pending Sunday bills.

The history by consecutive dates and events of the religious movements made in the United States government to unite church and state from 1811 to 1908.

The deceptive nature of the claim that Sunday laws are civil and not religious enactments.

The fallacy of the exemption clauses in Sunday bills favoring those who observe another day.

The plain facts contrasted with the inconsistencies indulged in an attempt to justify Sunday laws upon any other than religious grounds.

The evils of the saloon.

The distinction between Sunday observance and prohibition by law.

This number also contains some very attractive and desirable illustrations.

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LIBERTY, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.