The Empire Series by A. T. Jones

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 29, 1904

The Empire Series

By A. T. Jones

BY A. T. JONES

In 1896 “The Empires of the Bible,” the first volume of the Empire series, was published; the second volume, “The Great Empires of Prophecy,” in 1898; and the third volume, “Ecclesiastical Empire,” in 1901. These are three very important books, and should be carefully studied by every member of every church.

The Empires of the Bible

“The Empires of the Bible” traces the history from the origin of nations to the captivity of Judah, and carefully reveals the causes of the rise and the fall of these early peoples. The Biblical records, together with secular history and modern research, establish the manner of the development of the great empires of Egypt and Assyria, and the founding of the races from which the great nations of later times developed.

The reader is greatly assisted in the study of this work by the twenty-one colored maps made especially for this book. There are 410 large pages. Bound substantially in cloth. Price, $1.50, postpaid.

The Great Empires of Prophecy

“The Great Empires of Prophecy” is a history of the great nations of Babylon, Medo-Persia, Grecia, and Rome. Gleanings of the most important and interesting histories are herein compiled, to set forth the real influences that caused the prosperity and the decay of each of these great nations. On account of the great number of noted historians quoted in this work, it might be appropriately termed a cyclopedia of history, and a ready book of reference.

It contains 712 pages and 22 full-page colored maps. Nicely bound in cloth. Price, $2, postpaid.

Ecclesiastical Empire

“Ecclesiastical Empire” contains the account of all the principal events that have affected the civil governments and tended to the establishment of ecclesiastical authority, from the time of the fall of Rome to the publishing of this book. It contains a good history of the Reformation, a compendium of the principles of true Christianity, the reason for our national apostasy, and a full treatise upon the union of church and state.

This book contains 874 pages. Substantially bound in cloth. Price, $2.50, postpaid.

This series contains 1,996 pages of the most important historical matter, especially prepared and condensed for the use of those who do not have access to the original histories, and who have not the time to search out these facts had they the books. The combined price of the full set of these volumes is only $6, postpaid.