Our Publishing Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 28, 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.

“SEER OF PATMOS” and “Daniel the Prophet” are companion volumes that treat on those two wonderful prophetic books, Revelation and Daniel. They were written by Elder Haskell, and their narrative style makes them interesting and entirely different in treatment from any of our other publications. Sold singly or in sets. Price, $1 for each volume, or $2 a set.

PRACTICAL lessons on home life are abundant in that wholesome story “Making Home Happy.” It tells in story form how a home was made happy through love and unselfishness, and impresses many useful lessons while keeping up an interest in the narrative. Your neighbors, old and young, will be interested in this little book, and its perusal may be of real help in making other happy homes. Bound in white cloth, 50 cents; in paper covers, 25 cents.

“WHAT others have not dared attempt, you have done, and done well,” is the testimony of a Baptist minister regarding “Lover’s Love.” This book is an endeavor to give expression to the depth of love manifest in the “unspeakable gift” of Jesus Christ, and has as its basis the wonderful verse, John 3:16, so familiar to every Bible student. The book contains a wealth of interesting incidents and word-pictures which make practical and forcible the author’s helpful suggestions on Christian living. Price in cloth, 75 cents.

IT is supposed that more than a million people have read to a greater or less extent that valuable little book “His Glorious Appearing.” This is on the basis that at least four persons see every book sold. Think what good must have been accomplished by its circulation, and then ask yourself if you have done all that you ought to bring the truth which it contains to your neighbors and friends. Perhaps you will need more copies for loaning during the winter months. Price in board binding, 25 cents a copy; in cloth, 40 cents.

THOSE who have come into the truth recently, and the rising generation of those who have been brought up in this truth, will be greatly benefited and more thoroughly established in “the present truth,” if they will carefully study the subject of the sanctuary. One of the best books for such study is Elder Smith’s “Looking Unto Jesus.” This book treats the subject in harmony with the teachings of this people for the last forty or fifty years, and gives to the sanctuary its proper and important position in relation to the other truths of the third angel’s message. The book contains three hundred pages, and costs 75 cents in plain cloth. HELP for the housewife will be found in the little cook-book, “A Friend in the Kitchen,” 25 cents in paper, 50 cents in cloth. More than one hundred thousand copies of this book have been sold.

THAT restless boy will be entertained by “My Garden Neighbors”—a book of true bird and animal stories. Price, $1. The girls will like to read the interesting experiences related in “How a Little Girl Went to Africa.” Price, $1.

ARE you familiar with the early history of this advent movement and with the experiences of the pioneers in the message? If not, it will do your soul good and establish you more firmly in the truth if you read Elder Loughborough’s book, “The Great Second Advent Movement.” Price, $1.50.

A VEGETARIAN cafe in the far West writes, “Double our order for Life and Health, and send us one hundred copies a month hereafter.” Orders and re-orders for the December number are being received, and renewals are coming in most encouragingly from the large number whose subscriptions expire with this month. An enthusiastic subscriber calls it the “common sense health magazine,” and many are the words of appreciation sent us. For yourself or for a friend who needs its healthful counsel it is worth many times the subscription price, 50 cents a year. New subscribers may have the November and December numbers free so long as the supply lasts.

THE National Reform Association laid plans at its annual convention in Allegheny, Pa., held the first of this month, to put copies of three tracts issued by the association into the hands of every national and State lawmaker, every attorney and public official, and every minister and school-teacher. Individual effort is to be put forth, too, for citizens, societies, and special classes of immigrants, in order to develop sentiment in favor of National Reform principles, and to secure the allegiance of every one possible. Does this not indicate such activity on the part of the advocates of wrong principles as should stir us to the most vigorous action in the circulation of literature dealing with the true principles of liberty? It would certainly seem that a more favorable opportunity for the circulation of our publications is not likely to present itself. Millions of copies of truth-filled leaflets should be placed in the hands of the people this winter. Will you do your part?

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.