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The New Prophetic Chart

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 8, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 41.

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The New Prophetic Chart

Revised and Enlarged

Showing all the Principal Prophetic Symbols of Daniel and Revelation, Designed Especially for Ministers and Bible Workers
THE “New Prophetic Chart” represents the product of over a year’s work in corresponding, planning, and executing. We have been ably aided by suggestions and drawings from our brethren in the ministry, and the result speaks well for the painstaking efforts put forth. Every energy was bent to make this prophetic chart meet the demands of both ministers and Bible workers.
The lithographing was done by August R. Ohman & Co., New York City, long recognized as one of the leading map publishers of the United States. The new chart is twice the size of the old one. It is lithographed in five colors on a very fine quality of unglazed muslin, thus making it possible to fold the chart without hurting it in any way. With ordinary wear it will never be necessary to purchase another.
Every detail in the manufacture has been carefully watched. The symbols have all been redrawn, and the Bible description carefully followed. For instance: Of the ten-horned beast mentioned in Daniel 7 the Bible says: “In this horn were eyes like the eyes of a man, and a mouth speaking great things.” Other charts have shown a head on one of the horns, but in this one we have shown the features of a man in the horn.
Each point in the description has been carefully noted, and everything done to make the chart perfect as far as possible. We have arranged Daniel 2, 7, and 8 chronologically in parallel columns. The absence of a symbol for Babylon in chapter 8 left a blank space, which we filled with the symbol of the Apostate Church. This and the illustration of the United States are therefore out of chronological order. The symbols are large enough to be easily distinguished from any part of an ordinary sized lecture-hall or tent.
As a result of the arrangement of the symbols in their proper order, the chart may be folded so as to show only the subject which it is desired to present. This is in itself quite a useful feature.
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