Bound Volumes of the “Protestant Magazine”

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 20, 1911

Bound Volumes of the “Protestant Magazine”

ALL numbers of Volumes I and II of the Protestant Magazine are bound in one neat cloth binding, making a large book of 450 pages, containing information of the greatest importance to our ministers, workers, and people at large; providing them with reliable, assembled, up-to-date data in convenient form, which will be very helpful and effective in their work.

Partial Contents

Note some of the subjects treated in this volume. The Roman Catholic Program (for America); The Same Papacy; The Meaning of Antichrist; The Papacy in Prophecy (four articles); The Readjustment of History (two articles discrediting Protestantism); The Papacy in Politics (three articles); The Rediscovery of a Vital Doctrine (Justification by Faith, the Mainspring of the Reformation); Romanizing the United States; Errors of Modern Theology; Babel and Babylon (world-power in religion); Origin of the Papacy.

Destroying the Foundations (the character of the teaching in some leading American colleges and universities); Evolution—Its Relation to Sin and Salvation; A False Master; The Daniel Foreview of Romanism; The Church of Rome and the Religious World-Empire.

The True and Counterfeit Gospel; The Headship of the Church; The Spiritual Decline of the Churches; The Attempted Healing of Babylon; The Higher Criticism Untenable,—Whence It Proceeds and Whither It Leads; A Roman Catholic Warns Protestants; Rome’s Substitute for Christ; The Doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church (containing the eleven articles following the Nicene creed); The Master Stroke of Rome’s Policy.

Casting the Papal Net for Government Officials; Protestant Principles Repudiated; The Dictates of Hildebrand (containing arrogant claims of the Papacy to unlimited power over church and state, translated from the Latin); A Higher Critic Under Fire; The Churches of the Reformation Versus the Church of Rome; Roman Catholic Justification; Episcopal Oath of Allegiance to the Pope; Tradition Supplanting Scripture in the Roman Catholic Church.

The Consistent Intolerance of the Roman Catholic Church (The Fairbanks-Roosevelt-Vatican affair); The “Unanimous Consent” Principle Applied to a Famous Text (an important comment on Matt. 16:18); The King’s Oath; Molding Public Sentiment (in favor of Rome); On the Prophecies Respecting the Church of Rome (two articles with important historical data); Protestantism Versus Catholicism; A Physician’s View of Christ’s Miracles.

Surrendering to the Papacy; Spain and the Vatican; The Change in the King’s Oath (Roman Catholic interpretation of this action); True and Counterfeit Christianity; Pope Pius X and the Reformation; Mary, the Hope of Sinners; The Pope’s Encyclical in Protestant Germany; The Deity of Christ; The Primitive Church and Primacy of Rome (two articles);

Some Principles Established by the Vatican Council.

The Old Paths; The Predicted Catholic Revival; A Basic Difference Between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism; The Conversion of America to the True Faith (The Catholic Mission Movement in America); A Roman Catholic Prison (the case of Mabel Wellington, who was confined in a Catholic institution for a period of years, and who was awarded $4,000 damages by the civil courts of Michigan); Fallacies of the Higher Criticism; Did Christ Found the Papacy? The Canon Law (the pontifical power in civil and spiritual jurisdiction, the original Latin, with the translation).

Many other subjects besides these cited are treated in this volume. There is also much strong editorial comment, and twenty-five or more pages of news notes, extracts, etc., giving significant paragraphs relating to Romanism and decadent Protestantism.

This volume also contains thirteen full-page illustrations, finely printed, which are of real historical value. The book is sewed with thread (not stapled with wire), and can be furnished in manila paper cover for $1, and in full cloth for $1.50.

Address the Protestant Magazine, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.

N. B.—The Protestant Magazine is published quarterly at 25 cents a year. Single copy, 10 cents. The last issue is worth many times its price, because of the important matter it contains.