A September Treat

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 13, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 33.

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A September Treat

THE September Signs Magazine is another real treat, when you consider its fine articles, every one with a distinct, definite ring of this great movement.
Notice this list of contents:—
“The Power of a Message:” Remarkable fidelity and loyalty to the message; love for the truth regarded as greater than life; God’s providential work for his people. By A. G. Daniells.
“Modern Revivals:” The true and the false distinguished; significance for our times. By Mrs. E. G. White.
“Modern Philosophy:” The weakness in much of the reasoning of modern science; the four idols of many scientific minds; rejection of the Word of God and its literal interpretation. By George McCready Price.
“God’s Closing Message:” The work and subject of prophecy; the world being prepared for this message; opening providences in every land; its ultimate object. By I. H. Evans.
“Spiritism:” Characteristic manifestations; the object of spiritualistic phenomena; the morality of the communicating spirits; what it is destined to accomplish; what the Bible says regarding it all. By Jean Vuilleumier.
“A Quick Work in This Generation:” Providential agencies on every hand; “to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people;” the gates of the nation opening to receive the universal message. By W. A. Spicer.
“God’s Eternal Purpose in Christ:” The rival sabbath; its origin and purpose; who changed the Sabbath, and why; are Protestants guiltless? the effect in universal lawlessness. By T. E. Bowen.
“The Paradise of God:” God’s garden city; the home of the saved; its marvelous beauty and glory as described in the Bible; street pavings and light supply outrivalling the highest reaches of the imagination. By William Covert.
“Love the Foundation of God’s Kingdom:” The law of love as applied by Christ; love not antagonistic to law; why love demands obedience. R. C. Porter.
“Mt. Lassen, California’s Volcano:” Subterranean fires; their origin and purpose; the part they will act in the ruin of the world; a scientific subject presented in the light of the Scriptures. By the editor.
The cover is Mt. Lassen, California’s volcano, now in action,—a striking picture.
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