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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 10, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 52.

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NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS
NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

Four Leaders

“Shall Peace Follow This War?” It will; the Bible says so. The January Signs Magazine cites the texts and elucidates upon them. During that short period of time when God will be doing a mighty finishing work, the world will say, Wars are forever ended, and the millennium is about to be realized. If the masses could only have access to the message which this article contains, what a blessed thing it would be!
“Satan Has Been Truly Converted” (?). The Signs Magazine for January quotes from a leading Spiritualist, who says so. This writer suggests that people pray for Satan that he remain steadfast. In the light of such statements, it requires no stretching of the imagination to understand how Satan can impersonate an angel of light and captivate great crowds. The truth presented in the Signs Magazine article referred to deserves a wide circulation.
“How Do the Beasts Groan!” The epidemic of foot-and-mouth disease among live stock, which caused our government recently to place a quarantine on so many States, reminds one very forcibly of the graphic words of the prophet Joel. There are two main points in this book. One is the destruction of crops by insects, droughts, etc., resulting in suffering among men and beasts. Through the study of such clear prophecies as these, many students of the Bible have reached the conclusion that it is not safe to continue the use of meat, and thousands of them are adopting the vegetarian diet in consequence. These thoughts are developed in the January Signs Magazine under the above title.
“The Nations Are Angry.” Some new thoughts under a very old title. In this the growing bitterness of the nations toward one another is vividly set forth. Has Rev. 11:18 ever been more true than at present? In this, as in all the other articles, Scripture is freely quoted; for after all, it is not so much what the editor of the Signs Magazine says as “What saith the Lord” about these things.
The four articles thus briefly referred to are but a part of this excellent number. The following titles of seven others will suggest their importance and timeliness: “Luxury, Profligacy, Then War;” “Satan’s Arrest and Imprisonment;” “Human Suffering;” “None of the Wicked Shall Understand;” “A Poetic Outbreak of Hate;” “The Lapsed Brotherhood of Man;” “Our Lives Recorded in the Books of Heaven.”

New Year’s Suggestions

That you order some of this January issue for circulation among your neighbors. Five to 40 copies, 5 cents each: 50 or more, 4 cents each.
That you make holiday gifts of subscriptions to relatives and friends. Five or more cost but 60 cents each.
Your tract society will supply your wants promptly.