More New Foreign Literature
By N. Z. TOWN
THE General Conference Publishing Department has just received from our publishing house in Hamburg the following new literature in foreign languages:— “Ministration of Angels,” an illustrated book of 146 pages, in Bohemian, Hungarian, Lithuanian, and Polish;20“Steps to Christ,” in Slovakian; “The Mount of Blessing,” in Polish and Russian; “Bible Readings,” a pamphlet of 216 pages, in Polish. Hungarian: “Are You Baptized?” “Which Day and Why?” “The Sinner’s Fate;” “Sleep of the Dead;” “The Righteousness of God;” “Second Coming of Christ.” German: “The European War in the Light of the Bible;” “What Will the Future Bring?” “The Voice of the Church Fathers and Other Catholic Writers on the Reading of the Scriptures.” Dutch: “Children of Light;” “The State of the Dead in the Light of Prophecy.” Bulgarian: “Children of Light;” “Faith or Meaning;” “Righteousness of God;” “Secret of Health;” “Are You Baptized?” “The Millennium;” “Sufferings of Christ;” “God’s Infallible Prophetic World Clock.” Ruthenian: “The Children of Light;” “Full Assurance of Faith;” “The Sinner’s Fate;” “Immortality Only in Christ.” Lettonian: “Faith or Meaning;” “Children of Light;” “The Sinner’s Fate.” Slovakian: “The Millennium;” “The Law and the Gospel.” Bohemian: “Is the Struggle Against Alcohol Justifiable?” Esthonian: “The Sabbath of the Bible and the Sunday of Tradition,” a pamphlet of 88 pages. Polish: “Shadow and Substance of the Plan of Redemption;” “The Righteousness of God.” We suggest to our churches that have any of these foreign-speaking peoples in their vicinity that they order supplies of this new literature and circulate it among them. The orders should be placed with the tract societies. N. Z. TOWN.