p. 24 | The Cross and Its Shadow

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 5, 1914

“The Cross and Its Shadow”

IN these stirring times when the minds of men are so completely filled with contemplation of the fearful war scenes being enacted in the Eastern world, and when so much of current literature treats on the subject of warfare, it is refreshing to welcome a new book which turns the mind away from the warlike scenes of earth to the far more important work of salvation being carried on by our blessed Lord in the sanctuary above. “The Cross and Its Shadow” presents the plan of redemption as shadowed in the ancient temple service and by the Levitical laws and ceremonies, in clear, simple language. The subject is brought within the easy comprehension of every reader. The perusal of this book will greatly stimulate interest in a subject which to many has been dry and uninteresting. The meaning of many forms and ceremonies connected with the Jewish service is explained. The author is Elder S. N. Haskell, well known to the readers of the REVIEW. The book is published by the Bible Training School, South Lancaster, Mass. Price, $1.50 in cloth. We believe that the reading of this book will bring added information and blessing to every heart.