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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Feb 11, 1904

Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Company

The Lover's Love, or John Three Sixteen

On March 1, 1904, the Review and Herald will have ready for delivery the new book entitled “The Lover's Love, or John Three Sixteen,” by William P. Pearce, the author of “If and Why,” “The Tabernacle,” “The Master's Greatest Monosyllables,” “Stepping-Stones to Manhood,” etc.

This book will be a trade book, bearing the Washington imprint, and containing 176 pages 5⅜ x 7⅝ inches, printed in clear, large type, without illustrations, and will sell at retail for 75 cents.

Some idea of the nature of the book may be gained from the following table of contents:—

“Love Counteth Not the Cost” (poem). “John Three Sixteen.” The Lover—“God.” The Lover's Intensity of Love—“So Loved.” The Lover's Object—“The World.” The Lover's Proof—“That He Gave.” The Lover's Gift—“His Only Begotten Son.” The Lover's Proviso—“Whosoever Believeth.” The Lover's Purpose—“Should Not Perish.” The Lover's Pledge—“Have Everlasting Life.”

It is believed by all who have read the manuscript for this book that it will be a blessing to those who read it, inasmuch as it is a mirror of that fadeless, priceless gem of Scriptures, John 3:16, which reveals God's wonderful love to the world. It will inspire the believer's heart, and win souls to God from the ranks of unbelievers. The book contains an important message to the world and to Christian people, and it is confidently expected that it will have a good sale.

Further information about the book will be furnished in the near future, the object of this notice being simply to call attention to its forthcoming.