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The Fourth Tract

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 3, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 5.

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The Fourth Tract

By E. R. Palmer

What Do These Things Mean?

The End of the Struggle between Capital and Labor, and the Only Solution of the World's Great Industrial and Financial Problems
A Tremendous Struggle The Accumulations of Wealth The Billionaire Has Arrived Combinations of Capital Danger Ahead God's Word to the Rich “Behold the Hire of the Laborers” Wages in Europe and Asia A Fruitless Struggle Human Means Must Fail God's Word to the Poor and Oppressed God Lives What Do These Things Mean? The Blessed Hope His Coming Will Be Literal The Waiting Ones Life and Immortality “God Is Judge Himself”
“The Spirit and the Bride Say, Come” This very timely tract is now ready. A careful study of the preceding sub-headings will give you a good idea of its contents. The tract deals with living issues, and will be read with interest by all classes. “Pass it on,” dear workers, to the millions who should read it.
E. R. Palmer.