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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 3, 1908

The Morning Watch

By M. E. K.

“A MAN must plan for the bit of quiet time daily, preferably in the early morning, alone with Jesus; with the door shut, the Book open, the spirit quiet, the mind alert, the knee bent, the will bent too. If it be resolutely planned for, it can be had in every life. If not planned for with a bit of red iron in the will, it will surely slip out. And the man will surely slip down.”—S. D. Gordon.

The morning watch is the first hour or half-hour of each day spent alone with God. If we knew how better to prevail with God, we could more easily prevail with men. Do you want to form this habit? The Morning Watch Calendar will help you.

It is an attractive booklet for the year 1909, printed on a good quality of paper and with a beautiful cover. The daily texts follow the line of thought of the Sabbath-school lessons, nine months of which are on the life of Christ.

There is an increasing interest among both old and young, in this morning watch plan. This is a good omen; for when we are a people of prayer, we shall be a people of power.

Take up this matter at once, so that you will have the calendar ready to begin January 1. Order for yourself and friends.

Single copy, post-paid, 6 cents. Five or more copies, post-paid, 5 cents each. Envelopes furnished for remailing, on request.

Order from your conference Missionary Volunteer secretary, or from the Missionary Volunteer Department, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

M. E. K.