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February “Signs of the Times Monthly”

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 19, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 3.

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February “Signs of the Times Monthly”

By Editor

“THE reader is invited to come along with me, and help to sink a sounding-line into the most appalling and amazing deeps of interstellar space, and to aid in the exploration of a huge cave, depth, or recess, in the nebula in the constellation of Orion.”
This is the opening paragraph of Prof. Edgar Lucien Larkin’s astronomical article, which appears in the February number of the Signs Monthly. The article can not be read without a feeling of awe, and greater reverence for God the Creator.
If any one doubts for a moment the truth that our Lord is soon coming, he should read the contribution in this number by Elder M. C. Wilcox, entitled “The World’s Unrest.” This is the biggest and best feature of the issue. In introducing the subject the writer quotes Senator Bourne as follows: “I think that all will concede that the time seems awry. Unrest exists throughout the civilized world. People are speculating as to the causes. Daily uncertainty grows stronger as to future events.”
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It will not be necessary to call attention to all the excellent things which appear in the February number. One more, however. Do you know of unbelievers in the Word? Lots of them, aren’t there? Well, they should read Frank S. Weston’s excellent four-page article under the title “The Inerrant Book.” He reasons logically, and gives facts which are bound to displace doubts with confidence on the part of many readers.
The number on the whole is a good one— not one whit below the standard. It is varied in contents. Just the thing to place in the hands of your neighbors and townsmen. Order early, through your tract society. 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents a copy; 50 or more, 4 cents a copy.
One of our conference presidents, unsolicited, wrote of the January number in this way:—
“In looking over the Signs Monthly for January, I was compelled to say that it is the best magazine we publish.”