Our Publishing Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1905

Our Publishing Work

By Editor

The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11.

Any publication mentioned on this page may be ordered through your conference tract society or from any of our publishing houses or their branch offices. See last paragraph on this page for addresses of our publishing houses.

DON’T forget to order your Sabbath-school lesson Quarterly early. Every Sabbath-keeper should study the important series of lessons for the first quarter of 1906. Price, 5 cents.

You can still get a copy of the Year-book for 1905 if you order promptly. Its resume of the rise and progress of the denomination as shown chronologically by the record of General Conference recommendations, and its clear, brief statement of our fundamental principles, make it most valuable for reference. The price is now 15 cents a copy.

THE last of the special Message Series of The Signs of the Times bears date of November 22. It is a most excellent and helpful number, its theme being “The Church Triumphant.” Among the important articles which it contains we notice “A Spirit-Filled Church,” “Receive Ye the Holy Spirit,” “Spiritual Gifts,” “The Apostasy—Its Effect Upon Spiritual Gifts,” “The Seal of God,” “Our Preparation for the End,” “God’s Last Protest,” “The Church Militant and Triumphant.” The four numbers of the Message Series can still be secured, and this last one is well worth the price of the whole set. Price of complete sets in quantities of five or more, 15 cents a set. These may be mailed at this price to individual addresses furnished by you. Twenty-five or more sets to your own or any single address, cost 10 cents a set. You can secure these four specials all bound together for 16 cents each if you order five or more copies. Address Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.

Do all the people in your neighborhood believe in the Bible? Do they believe it to be the inspired word of God? If not, what have you done to help them? Of course you have in your own library a book entitled “Thoughts on Daniel and Revelation,” and you know that this book, with its verse-by-verse exposition of these two important prophecies and its careful comparing of Scripture prediction with historical fact, proves the inspiration of the Bible to a certainty. But have you loaned your book to your skeptical neighbor? If not, why not? This book, if widely circulated, would do much to stem the tide of infidelity, and to establish the authority of the Holy Scriptures. And the most important work that we can be doing, now that we have this knowledge, is to pass it on to others. We can not be excused from this responsibility. Whom do you expect to come to your neighborhood and do the work which you ought to have done? Do it yourself, and do it now. You can get a plain cloth copy for $1, and perhaps you will find more than one who would like to read the book immediately.

HAVE you seen a copy of that new edition of “Hymns and Tunes”? Its contents are the same as the regular edition, but the paper is not quite so good, and the binding is plain cloth, embossed in black ink. Price, 75 cents.

THERE are many people in these days who are inquiring in regard to the hereafter. Is man really an immortal being? or does death end all? These and other kindred questions are often met. “Here and Hereafter” deals with the questions, and settles them once and for all on the authority of the Bible. Price, $1 a copy.

OF special interest to our young people in the Youth’s Instructor for the coming year, will be the series by Elder R. C. Porter. He will give most helpful suggestions concerning the best way of presenting the message. Elder Roy F. Cottrell, himself a young minister, will furnish articles on the “Points of Our Faith.” Those who are preparing for public work will find much to aid them in these articles. Subscribe now and secure all the articles: 75 cents a year or 40 cents for six months.

THE little booklet which has been prepared as a Sunday-school lesson help, and which gives reference from each lesson to the pages in “Desire of Ages” where the same topic is treated, is now ready. It should be used by every canvasser who is introducing this book during the coming year. A copy will be furnished free with each copy of “Desire of Ages” ordered from us, if request for same accompanies the order. A copy will be mailed to any interested person on receipt of request.

Life and Health for December is now ready. It is brimful of just such articles as all our readers will appreciate, and it should be in every home. “Recreation,” by Mrs. E. G. White; Medical Missionary Reports from Brazil, South Africa, and China; a new department of “Current Comment on Health Topics;” “Beginning Housekeeping or Improvising Furniture,” by Mrs. D. A. Fitch; “The Daughter in the Home,” by Augusta C. Bainbridge; “In the Kitchen,” by Mrs. M. E. Steward; and an abundance of other excellent matter make this number one of more than usual interest. Price, 5 cents a copy. To any person who is not now a subscriber to Life and Health, and who sends 50 cents for a year’s subscription, we will send the magazine for the year 1906, and in addition will send free the November and December numbers of this year. Address Life and Health, Washington, D. C.

Orders for any publication mentioned on this page may be sent to any conference tract society or to any of the following: Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington, D. C., and Battle Creek, Mich.; Pacific Press Publishing Company, Mountain View, Cal.; also Portland, Ore., and Kansas City, Mo.; Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn., and Fort Worth, Tex.