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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 21, 1904

The Lover’s Love

It is not the largest volumes that express the greatest thought. All books have a use, but the “Lover’s Love” has a special message. Every chapter is as good as gold. What revelations cluster around the words “God,” “so,” “loved,” “gave,” “life,” etc. The first chapter on God is a feast to one’s soul. It gives a new conception of his divine character as seen through the name Yahweh, and the loving expression agapao, and his relationship as Father, and the difference between his mercy and justice. It portrays why some do not believe in him, and why some deny his existence. Every page of this chapter sparkles with precious truths. Every chapter glows with lofty thought, clear reasoning, and moving tenderness. It exalts Christ, glorifies God, cheers the saints, and by the Holy Spirit unites the sinner with a fear that makes him look to God for mercy. May God bless John Three Sixteen.

Now is the time to send this book forth to the world. It should reach every home. It is a book that will be read and appreciated. It will accomplish a good work. Will you give it your help? Well bound, 176 pages. Price, 75 cents.