New Literature From Hamburg

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 26, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 43.

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New Literature From Hamburg

The Publishing Department of the General Conference has recently received the following new pamphlets and tracts from the Hamburg House:—
“His Glorious Appearing,” in Croatian and Lettonian.
“Tobacco a Poison,” in Bohemian, Esthonian, Hungarian, Polish, and German.
“God’s Way-Marks to the Holy City,” in Bohemian, Esthonian, Hungarian, and Lettonian.
“Is the Collection of the Scriptures the Work of God or of Man?” in Bohemian, Hungarian, and Lettonian.
“The Secret of Health,” in Hungarian and Polish.
“The Deciphered Writings,” in Bohemian and Hungarian.
“Shadow and Substance of the Plan of Redemption,” in Hungarian and German.
“Bible Readings” (pamphlet of 94 pages), in Lettonian.
“Sleep of the Dead,” in Servian.
“The Sinner’s Fate,” in Servian.
“The Rock of Christianity,” in German.
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