BOOKS FOR MATURE MINDS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 24, 1914

BOOKS FOR MATURE MINDS

Ministry of the Spirit

A New Book

By G. B. Thompson

A NEW book designed to strengthen the spiritual life of the Christian. This is not a treatise on doctrinal points, but a book on practical Christianity; not an argument, but a study of the fundamentals of Christian living,—a book that will assist you to attain your highest ideals, and encourage still higher standards. It deals with the subject of the Holy Spirit in the individual life and in the church, the Spirit in the Old Testament and in the New.

It emphasizes the need of the Holy Spirit, and the conditions favorable to its reception; considers its fruits and gifts as well as the result of Spirit filling.

223 pages. Cloth, 75 cents.

Early Writings

By Mrs. E. G. White

A COMPILATION and reprint of the first published testimonies of Mrs. White. An entirely new edition, from new plates, uniform in size with “Testimonies for the Church.”

316 pages. Cloth, 75 cents; limp leather, $1.25.

The Conflict Between Capital and Labor

By E. T. Russell

RECENT clashes between capital and labor have emphasized the importance of this subject. This book is not an argument on either side of the question, but a history of the struggle, containing important facts and data and much general information on one of the most perplexing problems of the day.

208 pages. Attractive board binding, 75 cents.

American State Papers

A COMPREHENSIVE collection of facts on religious legislation. Valuable for study, research, and reference. Nothing else like it has ever been printed. The large amount of data, unavailable from other sources, makes the book indispensable to statesmen who are opposed to religious legislation, to ministers who see the danger of a united church and state, and to all who wish information on one of the most important subjects of the day.

800 pages. Cloth, $1.25.

BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG

Best Stories From the Best Book

THE first portion of this book consists of easy lessons in script and print for young children, and is illustrated by three-color work and pen sketches. The second section is designed for older children, and includes the discussion of important events in Bible history written in a way to hold the attention of the youth, and a study of many vital topics of present truth, presented in an attractive manner.

200 pages. Board, 60 cents; cloth, 75 cents.

Gospel Primer No. 2

THIS book, one of the latest of the Juvenile Series, is designed for pupils of the second and third grades. The first fifteen pages are devoted to an acrostic, two stanzas occupying a page and illustrated by color engravings. It contains full-page illustrations and a full-page copy of the ten commandments, with an illustrated border. The remaining portion of the book contains Bible stories.

96 pages. Cloth binding, 50 cents.

Easy Steps in the Bible Story

ONE of the most fascinating books of Bible stories ever printed. It is so carefully written as always to instruct and entertain the child. It should be placed in every home where there are children, before they have formed a liking for books less suited to their needs. It is profusely illustrated with three-color work and original illustrations, and contains a complete index. The pronunciation of all difficult words is indicated.

616 pages. Cloth, $3.00; half morocco, $4.00; morocco, $5.00.

Garden Neighbors

By L. A. Reed

A BOOK of birds and nature stories. From the first chapter, “A Neighborhood Quarrel,” to the last one, “Invitations to Birds,” the book is filled with stories that fascinate the young and encourage the habit of observation.

256 pages. Cloth, $1.00.

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