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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 8, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 17.

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It Produces Results

A man in Colorado voluntarily wrote to the Signs of the Times Magazine a few days ago as follows: “Wife and I have taken a great interest in your literature. We belong to a church, but were ignorant of the truth until we ran across the Seventh-day Adventist literature. We have not been able to see a Seventh-day Adventist minister, and have never been in your church, but we are doing what we can for the truth. We bought considerable literature and sent to relatives, which has turned a few to God’s Sabbath, and some to thinking. We are anxious in these last days to receive all issues of both weekly and monthly Signs of the Times.”

May Number Now Ready

It might very properly be called the Future of Men and Nations number, as the following titles to articles indicate:—“The Future of the Earth;” “Turkey’s Future;” “Future of the Church;” “The Future War—Armageddon;” “The Future of the Nations;” “The Future Read by the Present;” “The Future Reward.”
Under “Bondage of Religion” the modern apostate church is arraigned for its subservience to a dollar religion. The fact that many churches are now named after millionaires instead of saints shows a tendency of the times, and is not overlooked in this striking article.
Turkey’s future is being unfolded. The whole world is eagerly watching developments. It is quite fitting, therefore, that this number of the Signs Magazine have a strong, right-to-the-point article on this momentous subject. We advise ordering liberally for selling or giving to your neighbors. This is a good month to join the growing band of Signsworkers. Lest you forget: 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents a copy; 50 or more, 4 cents a copy. Write to your tract society about it today.
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