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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 25, 1912

"From Judaism to Christianity"

A new book, and one that will be read with peculiar interest by every one who is interested in the progress of the gospel among the Jewish people. The writer, F. C. Gilbert, gives a thrilling account of his own life, and of his acceptance of Christ as his personal Saviour, whom he had been taught from infancy to hate.

The book is interesting from beginning to end. The author gives many instances of the mighty power of God in delivering from bodily harm at the hands of the infuriated Jews, and of the Spirit’s power in converting to Christ under the bitterest opposition.

No one can fail to be interested in this good book. All should read it. The work consists of 384 pages, divided into 23 chapters. Following are a few of the chapter headings: "Parentage and Early Life;" "A Jewish Home;" "Youthful Education;" "Falling Health and Leaving Home;" "On the Shores of America;" "How God Led Me to the Saviour;" "A Fitting for the Work;" "Beginning to Work for the Jews;" "Some Seed Falling on Good Ground;" "The Persecution of the Jews;" "The Prospects for the Future."

This most excellent book occupies a field of its own, and may be obtained for the small sum of $1, plain, or for $1.25, gilt, post-paid. Order from your tract society, or of Review and Herald Publishing Association, New York City; Washington, D. C.; or South Bend, Ind.