A Special Help for the Bible Year by M. E. Kern

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1916

A Special Help for the Bible Year

By M. E. Kern

THE interest that is being manifested in the Bible Year Course is very gratifying. An isolated sister writes, “The Bible Year study will be a great help to me, as well as a pleasure.” One of our ministers writes, “I am sending you inclosed herewith a number of names of those who say they intend to read the Bible through during 1916, following the outline in the REVIEW. While I have been reading the Bible and studying it for a good many years, yet I find it very helpful to read it through by course, and I have taken much pleasure in reading with others in this great Bible reading movement.”

Many of our people spend some time each day on the street cars. Others travel more or less, and could easily improve the time in reading the Bible, if they had a pocket Bible. But the whole Bible made small enough for the pocket has such fine print that it is trying on the eyes.

This problem has been solved. The American Bible Society publishes the whole Bible in thirty-one portions. These portions are 2¾ by 4¾ inches, printed in brevier type, and bound in flexible cloth, cut flush, with round corners and plain edges.

The entire set can be secured for $1, and with each set will be sent a little leather cover, in which to carry one portion. This cover can be obtained only with the set. For ten cents extra, the Review and Herald will stamp your name on the cover. The individual portions are five cents each. Order from your tract society.

Let those who will take up this course, send their names to their conference Missionary Volunteer secretary. Take up this matter with your church or Missionary Volunteer Society, and send in the names of those who definitely purpose to follow the course.

M. E. KERN.