Two Companion Volumes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 20, 1910

Two Companion Volumes

THE “Story of Daniel” and the “Seer of Patmos” are two companion volumes written on two companion books of the Bible, for present-day study. The books of Daniel and Revelation are important books for us to understand at the present time, for the reason that they reveal and make plain present-day occurrences. Both Daniel and John were latter-day prophets. In the second chapter of Daniel, verse 28, we find the prophet telling King Nebuchadnezzar that the dream given to him as recorded in that chapter, was for the purpose of making known to him what should be in the latter days. Various lines of prophecy found in the second, seventh, eighth, and twelfth chapters of Daniel, and amplified and explained in the intervening chapters, also those wonderful prophecies found in the book of Revelation, all have as their focal point the second coming of Christ and the setting up of the everlasting kingdom of God in this world.

The books of “Story of Daniel” and “Seer of Patmos” help to make clear the important prophecies above mentioned. Being written in story form rather than in an argumentative way, they are the more interesting for young people. Grand practical lessons are given for young people, drawn from the narrative of the life of the prophet Daniel. These are valuable books to place in the hands of any one interested in the study of these important prophecies, and those who are not interested may become so by reading these instructive books.

The books are uniform in size and style, and are both fully illustrated. The prices of each volume are as follows: Half cloth, plain edges, $1; half cloth, marbled edges, $1.25; full cloth, marbled edges, $1.50. Order of your State tract society or from Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.