Here and Hereafter

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Aug 18, 1904

Here and Hereafter

UPON false views of what the Bible really teaches with reference to the condition of man after death, are based all the systems of heathenism,—from the lowest Hindu worshiper to highest types of twentieth-century teachings. By the perversion of God's Word on this subject, the enemy of all truth has established many organizations or religions. Once it is shown that the foundation of such doctrines is built upon the sands of error, the whole structure must fall.

“Here and Hereafter, or Man in Life and Death; the Reward of the Righteous and the Destiny of the Wicked;” by Uriah Smith, leaves no stone on this subject unturned. To be forewarned is to be forearmed, and those whose attention is called to the danger of building on such a foundation, will be saved from wasting their life and energies in erecting such a building, and from finally going down with the whole structure.

“Here and Hereafter” is a cloth-bound book of 357 pages. Price, postpaid, $1.