p. 2 | New Edition of the Chart

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 9, 1908

New Edition of the Chart

“Law of God as Changed by the Papacy”

This is what you have been waiting and looking for so long—a new supply of those charts, “Law of God as Changed by the Papacy,” showing in a very striking manner the way in which the law of God has been tampered with by the papacy. Numerous quotations from standard Catholic authorities are given, locating very definitely that blasphemous power which should speak great words against the Most High.

The chart is printed on the best quality of muslin, and is suitable for all public meetings, whether in a hall or tent. The type is large and clear, and can easily be read at a distance. Size, 36 x 45 in.

Price ................................ $1.00

The Commandment Chart

In size and style the “Commandment Chart” is similar to the “Law of God as Changed by the Papacy.” The ten commandments are printed in large clear type, and displayed so as to make them easily read from almost any point in a tent or lecture hall.

This chart forms an excellent companion to the “Law of God as Changed by the Papacy,” and when the two are hung up side by side, they never fail to make a strong impression—the one showing God’s perfect law in its entirety, the other, man’s substitute.

Price ................................ $1.00

Every minister and Bible worker should have both these valuable charts.

MAKING HOME HAPPY

and

MAKING HOME PEACEFUL

Two companion books intended to assist in rendering home attractive and pleasant. “Making Home Happy” reveals how an unhappy home was made happy. It is a bright and cheery volume, especially intended for the young, but it is profitable also for the old. This little work pictures before the reader in consecutive narrative the relations that should exist, and the lines of influence that should be guarded and cultivated, in every home. It contains 206 pages, nicely illustrated, and is supplied at 25 and 50 cents.

“Making Home Peaceful” is an intensely interesting and profitable sequel to “Making Home Happy.” Those who have read “Making Home Happy” will not only desire, but need, to read the sequel, “Making Home Peaceful.” These two volumes in the possession of children and young people will be a great aid to the parents in establishing and maintaining a proper spirit in the hearts of the children, and the two books will be of great practical value in teaching the sacredness of the home and the obligations resting upon each member to contribute his share to its happiness and comfort. There are many homes that do not have the full benefits of all the pleasure of home life, simply because the members of these homes have not been led to think upon the common courtesies of home life, and have not been stimulated to cultivate all the graces that should characterize every member of every home.

The price of “Making Home Peaceful” is 75 cents. The two books, therefore, bound in cloth, can be purchased for $1.25, post-paid.

THE GREAT SECOND ADVENT MOVEMENT

Early in the spring an examination will be given all the young people of the denomination on the history of present truth based on the text of the book, “Great Second Advent Movement.” Those who have not provided themselves with a copy should do so at once, and begin the study in time.

This grand book is written by a real pioneer of this message, Elder J. N. Loughborough, and takes the place of that book formerly known as “Rise and Progress.” Brother Loughborough has revised and rewritten the text, and brought the book thoroughly up to date. The study of this intensely interesting volume will be an inspiration to the old as well as to the young.

Price, only........... $1.25, post-paid

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