The Mystery Unfolded

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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 8.

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"The Mystery Unfolded"

BY L. R. CONRADI
The mystery of the divine plan, which the Father of the universe purposed in his Son before the foundation of the world was laid, is the greatest of all mysteries. It is the deepest, the most important, the most personal, the most comprehensive, and the most glorious subject that the human mind can contemplate.
To the principalities and powers in heaven there is to-day being revealed the manifold wisdom of God in his developing church on earth. The angels desire to look into this mystery. Yet it is revealed to men by the Lamb who has broken the seven seals and is unfolding the mystery in the Word of God.
This volume contains the product of many years of Bible study and meditation. This book was originally printed in the German, and has just been translated into the English. The titles of the different chapters will give an idea of the scope of the work: —
The Reliable Source of Light
The Mystery of the Divine Will Unfolded
The Mystery of Lawlessness
The Mystery of Redemption
The Eye of Faith Perceives the Substance of the Mystery
The Mystery of the Gospel in Shadow and Type
The Mystery of Christ's Sufferings
Foretold by the Prophets
The Mystery: Babylon
The Mystery of the Kingdom of Christ
The Mystery of the Kingdom of Christ Foretold by the Prophets
Sealed Unto the Time of the End
The Lightning-Like Wheel Within a Wheel, Full of Eyes
The Mystery of God Manifest in Flesh
God's Mysterious Dealings With Israel Unfolded
The Mystery of the Incorporation of the Gentiles Unfolded
"The Mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven" Unfolded
"Behold, I Show You a Mystery"
The Mystery of the Seven Lamps and Seven Stars Unveiled
The Seven Seals Broken by the Lamb of God
The Mystery of the Woman and the Red Dragon Unveiled
The Mystery of God Finished
The illustrations used are original, and especially designed for this work. The book contains 350 pages.
Price, $1.25. Order through your tract society.