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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1914

“Tidens Tecken”

(Swedish Signs of the Times)

This special number (third quarter, 1914) of Tidens Tecken has the following leading articles:— “God’s Love to Sinners.” Illustrated by the parable of the lost sheep.

“Man’s Imperfect Works.” God receives man, although imperfect, and the work done in faith is complete through Christ’s righteousness.

Among other important subjects, the following themes are considered:—

“He That Overcometh;” “The Ten Commandments;” “All That Love His Appearing;” “How Can We Know That We Are Saved?” “The Political Controversy in Sweden,” showing how the different political parties in that country are divided in regard to the king’s right to free speech; “Sunday Laws,” showing that such laws are unconstitutional; “Why So Many Denominations?” a historical sketch of the great controversy between leading denominations from the time of the Reformation to the present time,—a church history in a nutshell; “The Progress of Our Time;” “Social Progress;” “The Controversy in New York Concerning the late Governor’s Impeachment.”

This issue of Tidens Tecken contains a message for this time, and should be circulated everywhere among the Swedish-speaking people.