Our Publishing Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 21, 1906

Our Publishing Work

By Editor

*The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11.*

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WHEN this issue of the REVIEW reaches our readers, the July number of Life and Health will be ready to mail.

THOSE who do not have the REVIEW during the present summer will miss much. Never in the history of the denomination were its contents so much needed in order to keep in vital touch with the good news of the rapid progress of the message, and to imbibe its spirit of deep consecration to the tried principles of the gospel committed to the commandment-keepers for this day and age.

“DANIEL AND THE REVELATION,” by Elder Uriah Smith, can be placed in the homes of the people better to-day than at any previous time, because the public mind is constantly having brought before it facts that impress the solemnity of the predictions made in the prophecies of the books of Daniel and the Revelation. The people will be interested in its prophetical teachings. Its verse-by-verse study of the prophecies of Daniel and the Revelation will reveal many of these prophecies fulfilled, and discover to the reader others still in the future. It is a large, handsome book of 557 pages, attractively illustrated, and substantially bound in cloth, library, and morocco, ranging in price from $2.25 to $4.50, post-paid. It is also printed on thin paper, without illustrations, for $1; in paper covers, two volumes, 25 cents each.

ANY one in need of a Bible, or who may be situated so he could sell a few copies, will do well to examine the new line of Bibles handled by the Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington, D. C. We feel confident that these Bibles will meet all requirements. They are of convenient size, and have the large “quart-in-a-pint” type, also the old-fashioned plain numbers that the old folks like; are made with or without concordance, and can be furnished with thumb index if desired. They have everything needed in the Bible line to make them desirable. Note the styles and prices (order by number):— No. 2990X Alsatian morocco, divinity circuit, round corners, red under gold edges, silk head band and marker, linen lined....$3.50 No. 2992X Egyptian morocco (same style as above), grained leather, silk sewed....$4.00 No. 2996X Alaska seal (same style as above) calf lined to edge, silk sewed....$5.50 If concordance is desired, extra, $.50 If thumb index is desired, extra, $.50

FREE.—By a little effort you can sell five of these Bibles to your friends. Do so; send in the orders as you take them; and when five shall have been received, we will send you a copy of No. 2996X free.

Agents are wanted everywhere to sell these Bibles. They are thoroughly well-made books, printed in the old country. Regular subscription-book discounts. Order from your tract society or from us direct.

WHILE the whole nation is contemplating the great earthquake of California, those who know the meaning of such calamities can not be free from responsibility until they have used their influence and their knowledge of the truth for this generation in calling the people’s attention to the special meaning of such occasions as explained in some of our publications. “Heralds of the Morning” and “Coming King,” or even the small and inexpensive book, “His Glorious Appearing,” are good books to set before the people truths that the recent earthquake will emphasize and indelibly impress upon the mind. “Coming King” and “Heralds of the Morning” are only $1 a copy in cloth binding. “His Glorious Appearing,” in cloth, is only 40 cents.

MANY who wish to understand the Bible and become acquainted with its teachings, have found it difficult to follow to a satisfactory conclusion lines of study on definite subjects. To aid such persons, and for general topical study of the Bible, we would recommend the little volume “Helps to Bible Study.” This book contains a series of questions and answers on important Bible subjects, such as, The Second Coming of Christ; The Signs of the Times; The Home of the Saved, including the state of the dead and the end of the wicked; The Law of God—God’s Seal; The Sabbath, and kindred subjects; The Sanctuary; The Judgment; Baptism; Ministration of Angels, Tithe, etc. This book appeals to us as one suited to the needs of the average lay member. While it is sufficiently elaborate to prove the question treated, the thoughts are not so deep as to reach beyond the reasoning faculties of any truth seeker.

THAT the storm-clouds of capital and labor are fast gathering, and that they, with other kindred clashing elements, will soon meet, the final outcome of which is conjectured on both sides, prominent men in all walks of life agree. The perusal of this subject with the interesting facts and figures at hand, is offered in the new book entitled “The Conflict between Capital and Labor.” While Elder Russell’s conclusions may be regarded as of no more assurance of fulfilment than those of others who have written on this subject, the rapidity with which current events are fulfilling prophecies of the inspired Word, must prove to the candid mind that a power higher than any human instrumentality is guiding the affairs of men, and that where human conclusions agree with divine revelations, man must lay his plans and predictions aside, and exclaim, “Thy will be done.” “There is a divinity that shapes our ends.” The price of “Capital and Labor,” in heavy board covers, is 50 cents, post-paid.

Orders for any publication mentioned on this page may be sent to any conference tract society or to Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C., or Battle Creek, Mich.

Also Pacific Press Publishing Company, Mountain View, Cal.; Portland, Ore.; Kansas City, Mo.; Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn., and Fort Worth, Tex.