The Story of Daniel the Prophet
ONE of the best books published for the young. In the first place, the title of the book is attractive to young minds. All young people delight in stories; and the “Story of Daniel” is one of the most thrilling, interesting, and profitable on record. In the study of “The Story of Daniel the Prophet” every person can only be benefited by the practical lessons taught in connection with this biographical, historical, and prophetical work, as it sets the life of the prophet Daniel in an entirely new light, yet in a pleasing style, portraying the experience gained by Daniel in the extremes of captivity in his early life, and later of honor from the hands of earthly monarchs, illustrating the possibility of the exemplification of Christian principles and practises in all business transactions. One of the most beautiful and valuable lessons is revealed in the life of Daniel and his close connection with God. With the portrayal of this consecrated life, all the vital principles of the gospel message of our time are given. The rise and fall of nations as outlined in the prophecies of the book of Daniel are carefully delineated, while the light contained on the sanctuary question is of great interest and value to every student of prophecy. The book is the work of one of the oldest and most experienced workers in connection with the Adventist denomination,—one who is thoroughly qualified to present so important a subject as the life of one of the greatest prophets of the Scriptures. His work ought to be in the homes of all of the people; and ought to have a large circulation among all classes. Bound in half cloth, appropriately illustrated; price, $1, post-paid.