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

The Gospel Reader

This book is a nicely prepared reader for children, and is graded and adapted to the capabilities of children who have mastered such a book as “Gospel Primer.” Having been prepared by the late Prof. G. H. Bell, the author of the “Bible Lessons for the Sabbath-school,” and many works used in our educational institutions, this little book was especially prepared as a text-book for Christian homes and schools.

The principles of the gospel are taught in a clear, progressive, interesting manner, and the language is so clear, simple, and direct that small children have no difficulty in understanding the teaching of the text. The thirty-five chapters of the Reader are beautifully illustrated with twenty-two Bible pictures, and it is substantially bound in cloth, at 75 cents, and in board covers, at 50 cents, postpaid. The children will appreciate this book.