Heralds of the Morning

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 23, 1916

Heralds of the Morning

REVISED

AFTER a consideration of the wonders of this age of remarkable inventions and financial, moral, and intellectual extremes, it takes up the study of the great event to which present-day conditions are leading,—the second coming of Christ.

The titles of some of the preliminary chapters are as follows: “A Remarkable Century,” data on modern inventions and means of transportation and communication; “Ye Have Heaped Treasures for the Last Days,” a collection of facts regarding the massing of large fortunes, and other financial questions; “The Earth Is Filled With Violence,” a vivid portrayal of labor troubles such as now threaten the prosperity of the civilized world; “The Social Vice,” a description of the alarming development of the companion of the liquor traffic; “Great Deceptions,” safeguards the reader against the occult; “And the Nations Were Angry,” a chapter devoted to the study of the question of war, illustrated by new cuts of many modern implements of warfare. Then follow chapters entitled “When Ye Shall See All These Things,” “And There Shall Be a Time of Trouble,” “He Will Come Again,” “The Earth Was Lightened by His Glory.” This book should find a place in every home. Strangers, neighbors, and friends will read the book with interest. Every chapter is well illustrated. Contains 400 pages. Cloth, $2.00; half leather, $3.00; full black leather, $3.50.