Two Good Pamphlets by John Norton Loughborough

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 23, 1911

Two Good Pamphlets

By John Norton Loughborough

I HAVE been impressed to prepare two more pamphlets. One I have called “Last-Day Tokens,” and it has 206 pages. It calls attention to the rise of the advent movement in various parts of the world, and its progress down to date. It has three chapters showing the fulfilment of the word of the Lord by the prophet Joel, when his servants should “sound an alarm. . . . The day of the Lord cometh, it is nigh at hand.” He would “show wonders in the heavens.” In these three chapters is an account of fifty-four such wonders that have been seen in various countries. There are pictures of thirty-six of the same. Twenty-two of these, found on sixteen pages of the pamphlet, are in the same colors as witnessed. An astronomer, who is in charge of the telescope in one of our California observatories, recently said to me, after seeing these pictures, “No astronomer can explain these things. The only solution is they are produced directly by the power of the Lord.”

Many persons who have heard my talks on spiritual gifts and their manifestation in connection with the advent movement, in which I have told what I have seen and known of the manifestation of the gift, have desired these things in print. As the older workers decline in strength, and the labor falls upon younger persons, who “must take up the work where the old ones leave it,” it seemed best for me to prepare another pamphlet of 104 pages, entitled “Prophetic Gift in the Gospel Church.” In this pamphlet is not only the Bible testimony on the perpetuity of spiritual gifts, but also twenty-two comparisons of the manifestations of the gift in connection with the third angel’s message, with its manifestations in connection with the Scripture prophets.

An edition of each of these pamphlets has recently been printed, and can be secured at the following rates: “Last-Day Tokens,” 50 cents each; “Prophetic Gift,” 10 cents each. Let the pamphlets be out in the field doing their work. This they can not do on the shelves of the publishing offices. Order from your tract society. J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH.