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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 18, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 46.

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The Latest Volume of the Testimonies

ORDERS are being received in almost every mail for the new Volume IX of the Testimonies. Those who have not yet received a copy of this excellent book are missing much. It is filled with the instruction that is so much needed by us at the present time. The following outline of its contents reveals its importance:—
SECTION 1.—“For the Coming of the King:” The Last Crisis; Called to Be Witnesses; Home Missionary Work; The Need of Earnest Effort; “Freely Ye Have Received, Freely Give.”
SEC. 2.—“Literature in Service:” Our Publications; Circulate the Publications; A Broader View; Camp-Meetings and Our Publications.
SEC. 3.—“The Work in the Cities:” Conditions in the Cities; A Present-Day Work; Methods of Labor; An Appeal to Laymen; Words of Counsel to Ministers.
SEC. 4.—“The Health Work:” Faithfulness in Health Reform; A Plea for Medical Missionary Evangelists; Loma Linda College of Evangelists.
SEC. 5.—“The Spirit of Unity:” Unity Among Different Nationalities; Unity in Christ Jesus; The Publishing Work at College View; German and Scandinavian Conferences.
SEC. 6.—“Among the Colored People:” A Call for Colored Laborers; Proclaiming the Truth Where There Is Race Antagonism; The Color-Line; Consideration for Colored Laborers; The Needs of a Mission Field.
SEC. 7.—“The Religious Liberty Work:” A Time of Trial Before Us; Sunday Labor; Words of Caution.
SEC. 8.—“Timely Counsels:” Faithful Stewardship; Beneficence; The Spirit of Independence; A Distribution of Responsibility; In Humility and Faith; To the Workers in Southern California; “I Am But a Little Child;” The Reward of Earnest Effort.”
The entire contents of this number will be of great encouragement and help to every individual who is in any way interested in, or associated with, the special message for this time; and the one section dealing with “The Spirit of Unity,” will be found to be of most vital importance to the church at this particular time. This one section alone is of sufficient present interest to demand its thorough study by every Sabbath-keeper. No family of believers ought to delay securing and studying this book. Orders may now be placed with tract societies.
Price, post-paid, cloth, 75 cents; limp leather, $1.25. Thin edition, Bible paper, in limp leather binding, $1.25.