A Live Number by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 24, 1910

A Live Number

By Editor

ALTHOUGH the December number of the Signs of the Times Monthly is known as a Christmas number, still but a single article and only a few references are devoted to this festal day. The greater part of this issue is given to an exposition of other questions, far more important. A few of them follow:—

“Catholicism and Protestantism.” Has Catholicism grown strong? Has Protestantism degenerated? These questions are live, vital. Much depends on the facts. The editor writes interestingly and convincingly on this topic.

“The Pleiades and Orion” is the title of the December article of the Astronomy and the Bible series. A score or more commendatory letters regarding this series have been received.

“The Blessed Hope.” Every believer in Christ’s second coming should see to it that this magazine is placed in the hands of his neighbors, if for no other reason than to get this article before them.

“Narcotics and the Gospel.” Dr. D. H. Kress gives dollars’ worth of good, sound advice under this title, and you are given an opportunity to pass it on to others.

“Christ the End of the Law.” What was his attitude toward it? Strange though it is, many do not know. Let us enlighten such.

There are numerous other good articles. Some of them are: “Inspiration of the Bible;” “Missions and the Nations;” “Divinity of Christ;” “Luther and the Diet of Worms;” “Prophecies of the Christ.”

Here is what one of our agents has to say about her work with the Signs Monthly:—

“Enclosed find $16, for which send me 400 copies of the October Signs Monthly. I have sold half of my last order of 400 already. They sell well. I shall be sorry when my strength fails so I can’t sell the Signs.”

Order to-day of your tract society. Five to 40 copies, 5 cents a copy; 50 or more, 4 cents a copy. The November and December numbers free with all yearly subscriptions at $1.

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