Inexpensive Literature

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 20, 1913

Inexpensive Literature

Should you like to have something short and right to the point on present truth that you might hand out freely and that would cost you only a few cents? We have something to meet your needs in this. The Signs of the Times Leaflets are a series of 16 two-page leaflets on various phases of present truth. The following are the titles:

1 The Sure Word of Prophecy. 2 Prophetic History of the World. 3 Second Coming of Christ. 4 Signs of Our Times. 5 The Sanctuary. 6 The 2300 Days. 7 The Law of God. 8 The Sabbath of the Bible. 9 The First Day in the Bible. 10 Who Changed the Sabbath? 11 The Great Threefold Message. 12 The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast. 13 Church and State. 14 Life and Immortality. 15 The Great Judgment Day. 16 The Home of the Saved.

100 (all one kind) . . . . $ .15 1000 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.30 1600 (1 pkg. each) . . . . 1.95 1 lb. (about 18 of each) . . . . .50

No orders filled for broken packages, except in pound lots as above.

Get a supply of these and have some in your pocket all the time.

It is a solemn and awful thought that to every sinful soul of earth there comes a last and final message of mercy. If accepted, he is saved; if rejected or slighted, he is lost. This is not because God would not do more, but because He can not do more consistent with man's free will.

It is even so with nations and generations in great crises, and in those crises the fate of nation, generation, or world, is decided.

“Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide, In the strife of truth with falsehood, for the good or evil side, Some great cause, God’s new Messiah, offering each the bloom or blight, Parts the goats upon the left hand, and the sheep upon the right, And the choice goes by forever ’twixt that darkness and that light.”

The last message to the antediluvians was sent through Noah. The last message to Jerusalem came through Jesus Christ. Moses carried the last message to Pharaoh, and Egypt was lost. Daniel carried such a message to Nebuchadnezzar, and he was saved.

To the World.

To the divided, scattered, confused, backslidden church, and to the great world, God sends a great threefold message, a last effort to save from coming destruction. Rev. 14:6-14.

That message is “the everlasting Gospel,” embracing all saving truth, with the special truth for these days; and it is to go “to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people.” Rev. 14:6.

It calls from the fear and worship of man, now so prevalent, to the fear and worship of God. “Fear God, and give glory to Him.” Rev. 14:7.

It bears with it a great present truth for this time. “The hour of His judgment is come;” therefore worship Him that made the heaven and the earth. Turn from evolution to creation; from man’s theories to God’s Word. This Gospel message would, if received, unite all the discordant elements among God’s people, and heal all their divisions and confusions. “We would have healed Babylon,” said God in His solicitude, “but she is not healed.” Jer. 51:9.

Rejecting God’s healing, creative Gospel with its announcement of the judgment, one thing only is possible, and that is the second phase of the great threefold message: “Babylon is fallen, is fallen, that great city, because she made all nations drink of the wine of the wrath of her fornication.”

“The Speaker’s Manual”

Few public speakers are entirely free from errors of pronunciation. Oftentimes the very best thoughts of a speaker lose their force by being conveyed to the people through words incorrectly pronounced. Sometimes this is the result of carelessness, but the hearers are apt to think it is because of ignorance of the correct form.

“Speaker’s Manual” contains the correct pronunciation of over 2,000 words commonly mispronounced. Bound in cloth, 25c; leather, 50c.

“Glimpses of the Caribbean”

A BOOKLET giving the history of our missionary work among the Caribbean islands, written by one of our missionaries who has a thorough knowledge of the field. It is illustrated with numerous photographs, which show the customs of the people in the way of building, traveling, conveying their produce, etc. It contains also photographs of our mission stations, the industrial school at Bonacca, Bay Islands, and of the West Indian Training-school in Jamaica; also photographs of various church buildings, schoolhouses, etc., which have been built by our people in that field.

The regular price of this booklet is 25 cents. We are authorized, however, to furnish it while the supply lasts, at a special price of 15 cents. Every reader of the REVIEW ought to secure at least one of these for himself, and it would be a good thing to secure a quantity of them to give to his neighbors.

All receipts from the sale of this booklet are used in extending our mission work in that field. Order from Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.