The Sufferings of Christ.
By James White
THE first nineteen pages of Testimony to the Church No. 17, treat upon the sufferings of Christ in a very instructive and impressive manner. It is a subject worthy of the attention of all. The friends of Jesus will be richly paid in obtaining and reading this description of the suffering of their divine Master. The book of 192 pages of reading matter will be sent by mail, post paid, for the small sum of twenty-five cents. To the Lord's poor it will be sent free. BRO. H. W. Kellogg, now in New York City, has sent to this office a beautiful lithographic picture of the sufferings of Christ, 24x30 inches, in which is represented Christ in agony, knelt in prayer, the angel holding the cup of suffering, three disciples, doubtless Peter, John and James, a little distance from the scene asleep, and Judas in the distance leading the multitude into whose hands he designs to betray his Master. This picture will be sent from this office by mail, post paid, for seventy-five cents.