Some Points of Merit in the* New Edition of Christ in Song

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 24, 1908

Some Points of Merit in the New Edition of Christ in Song

Those who have seen the new edition of this book are delighted with its contents. A few of the many attractive features which it contains are:—

1. Over 300 new songs not in the old edition—950 numbers altogether.

2. A complete Topical Index, giving over 100 subjects. Very convenient for easy selection of a song on any desired topic.

3. Eleven pages of Responsive Scripture Readings for use at opening of any service. The Ten Commandments and readings on over thirty other topics are given.

4. It is the largest and best selection of sacred songs published at a popular price. It contains 20 songs by W. J. Kirkpatrick, 12 by John R. Sweney, 13 by Ira D. Sankey and his son, I. Allan Sankey, 11 by Geo. C. Stebbins, 7 by James McGranahan, 8 by P. P. Bliss, 30 by Fannie Crosby, 30 by W. B. Bradbury, 40 by Lowell Mason, and many others by eminent song-writers. The book contains the cream of sacred-song productions.

This will be the favorite song-book for years to come, and every Seventh-day Adventist ought to have a copy. The old edition can be used with the new, as the old number of each song is given beside the new number.

The prices established are very low for so large a book:—

Full art canvas, .60 Half morocco, marbled edges, 1.00

We can still furnish the flexible cloth at 45 cents; but because the book is so thick, we do not recommend this binding.