The World’s Crisis by W. J. Stone

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 15, 1915

“The World’s Crisis”

By W. J. Stone

I HAVE read carefully the book recently published by the Review and Herald Publishing Association, entitled “The World’s Crisis,” and I cannot speak too highly of its merits and the great good that I believe it is destined to accomplish at this epoch in our work.

I believe that no other book ever sent out by our publishing houses, containing the same number of pages, has been laden with such a concise and clear exposition of our faith and message as this book. It covers nearly the whole field in a nutshell, and is just the book for busy men in this busy age.

It deals with the living issues in which all the world is interested. All its statements are clear-cut, and facts and scriptures are presented to substantiate them. The great lines of prophecy giving a history of the nations, and the signs of Christ’s coming, all focusing in this generation, should arrest the attention of every honest soul.

The scriptures cited pointing out the great Sabbath reform, the law of God, his eternal rule of right, the second coming of Christ and the setting up of his kingdom, the home of the redeemed, the destruction of sin and sinners, are so plain and pointed that they cannot be controverted. This book should be sold by the million. It is distinctively the message for this time.

W. J. STONE.