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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 14, 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.

Do not forget that this missionary campaign upon which we have entered does not end with the holidays. It is to be “ever-increasing,” and “to continue till the Lord shall come.” So do not feel that your responsibility to vigorously prosecute this work can be dismissed till the work is done. Openings are at hand everywhere, and how sad it would be if the “small corner” committed to our trust was not faithfully warned, and some souls should be lost as a result.

“MINISTRY OF HEALING” will be a help and a blessing in every home, and our medical workers and missionary nurses should introduce it wherever possible. Its circulation will bring a triple blessing—one to the reader of the book, one to the person who sells it, and a financial blessing in the assistance to our denominational sanitarium work. The price of “Ministry of Healing” is $1.65, if sent by mail, or $1.50 when ordered in quantities by freight.

“THOUGHTS ON DANIEL,” “Thoughts on Revelation,” “Helps to Bible Study,” and a large number of other truth-filled books are sold at 25 cents each. Books for the children, books for the youth, and books for adults are to be had at this price. This is the time of year when people read, and when they are giving presents of some kind to their friends. Call their attention to our good books. Send for a copy of our Catalogue of Publications, if you have not already received one.

THE great conflict between good and evil which has been going forward for six thousand years is drawing to its close. This generation is to witness its finish. If you want to see most graphically outlined the future history of God’s faithful followers, if you want to know of their fierce struggles and their grand final victory, read that wonderful book, “Great Controversy between Christ and Satan,” and especially the last five or six chapters of the book. While crime increases, while perilous times surround us, while the love of many is waxing cold, this book shows, on the authority of the Word, that there is power for holy living for those who seek it, and that out of this dark part of earth’s sad history is to be gathered a people that shall soon inherit the kingdom prepared for them. The reading of these chapters can not fail to thrill one, and to impress upon one the intensity of this last great conflict. The thousands of copies of this book should be brought into requisition now, and studied as never before. Where is your copy? Have your friends and neighbors had opportunity to read it? The price of the book in cloth, marbled edges, is $2.25.

“Not more surely is the place prepared for us in the heavenly mansions than is the special place designated on earth where we are to work for God.” “The law of service becomes the connecting link which binds us to God and to our fellow men.”—“Christ’s Object Lessons,” pages 326 and 327.

IN following up the work with the special Signs, Watchman, and Life and Health, openings will be found for giving Bible readings. Perhaps you have never prepared such a reading, and do not know how to go about it. If such is the case, you will find the little “Bible Text Book” most helpful. Price in flexible cloth, 30 cents; leather, 50 cents.

ADULTS who have never noticed closely the habits of the birds and beasts that live around them will be astonished at the intelligence which is manifested in the true incidents related in Dr. Reed’s book “My Garden Neighbors.” A perusal of the book will lead to a more careful study of our animal friends, and a greater consideration for this part of God’s creation. The book will interest old and young. Price, $1.

ALMOST every one plans to make presents to his friends at this season of the year. This provides a favorable opening for introducing our good books. Here are some which are especially suitable for gifts, and will not arouse prejudice: “Steps to Christ,” cloth, gilt edges, 85 cents; “Mount of Blessing,” 60 cents; “Master’s Monosyllables,” 50 cents; “Lover’s Love,” 75 cents. Some of our other and more doctrinal books will be readily purchased after persons have read such books as the above. All our people should have some part in this work now.

TO-DAY’s happenings are a part of the great six-thousand-year drama, the “Conflict of the Ages.” Many people see in these events the evidence of some great change, and are inquiring for the meaning—the outcome. All of this is clearly portrayed on the authority of the Bible in that excellent book “Heralds of the Morning.” Thousands of copies have been sold, and many more thousands should be sold during this winter. Can you not, dear reader, devote some time to its circulation? Have you a copy? and have you read it? If so, and you can not do more, you can loan it to your neighbors for their perusal. Keep your books in circulation. The revised and enlarged edition of “Heralds” contains 354 pages, and is sold at $1.50 a copy.

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.