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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 19, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 53, No. 25.

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STANDARD TRACTS.

The Judgment: or, the Waymarks of Daniel to the Holy City. A running exposition of Dan. 7, from the days of Babylon to the lake of fire in which the power symbolized by the last beast of Dan. 7, is soon to be cast. 16 pp., 2 cts.
Much in Little. Being a selection of brief testimonials on man's present condition, the intermediate state, future punishment, etc., from reputable authors. 16 pp., 2 cts.
The Millennium. A timely tract to meet the world's modern fable that all men are to be converted and a thousand years of righteousness to prevail before the Lord can come. 16 pp., 2 cts.
The Law and the Gospel. Showing that these two systems are not opposed to each other; but are in the closest harmony, the law being the basis of the gospel; and that there could be no gospel without the law. 16 pp., 2 cts.
The Two Laws. A good antidote to that false teaching which would destroy all distinction between moral and ceremonial laws. 16 pp., 2 cts.
The Definite Seventh Day, or God's Measurement of Time on the Round World. A full answer to the common objection that the Sabbath cannot be kept because time differs east and west. 16 pp., 2 cts.
Departing and Being with Christ. An Exposition of Phil. 1: 21–24. An argument to show that this scripture does not contradict, but rather sustains, other Bible testimony which says that the dead are unconscious. 16 pp., 2 cts.
The Rich Man and Lazarus. A thorough examination of this much misapplied parable, Luke 16: 19–31, showing that it does not teach what is popularly claimed for it. 16 pp., 2 cts.
Elihu on the Sabbath. About two hundred thousand copies of this popular treatise on the Sabbath have been circulated, and it has been translated into many different languages. 16 pp., 2 cts.
The Coming of the Lord. By an English writer. A stirring and convincing little tract on this all-important theme. 8 pp., 1 ct.
The Perfection of the Ten Commandments. What a lawyer and an infidel say concerning them. A good testimony from good sources. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Without Excuse. A few suggestions to show that no one has any excuse for not knowing the times in which we live, and the events that are before us. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Thoughts for the Candid. Designed to show that the popular objection to the sleep of the dead, that it is a gloomy doctrine, applies, instead, to the popular view which holds that the majority of the human race are now in the lake of fire. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Appeal on Immortality. To which is appended forty questions on Immortality, with answers in Bible language. 8 pp., 1 ct.
A Sign of the Day of God. A conversation between a traveler and an observer. An application of the prophecy of Nahum to modern railroads. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Brief Thoughts on the Nature of the Soul, Resurrection of the Dead, and the Final Destiny of Man. The author of this tract is unknown; but in its brief pages we have a candid and comprehensive presentation of these important subjects. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Which Day Do You Keep? and Why? Designed to excite thoughtful inquiry on these two important questions. It also contains God's answers to man's excuses for not keeping his Sabbath. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Is Man Immortal? Scriptural answers to fifty-eight questions in reference to the important subject of the mortality of man. 8 pp., 1 ct.
What the Gospel Abrogated. The difference between the ceremonial and the moral law is here distinctly shown, and proof is given that while the ceremonial law was abrogated by the gospel, the moral law remains unchanged. 8 pp., 1 ct.
The Christian Sabbath. A tract showing that such distinctions as Christian and Jewish, applied to the Sabbath, are false in fact and meaning; that the Sabbath which Christians are now to keep, dates from the creation of the world. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Sunday not the Sabbath. The false claims of this man-made institution thoroughly exposed. 8 pp., 1 ct.
One Hundred Bible Facts upon the Sabbath Question. Sixty concerning the Sabbath, and forty concerning the first day of the week. Opponents of the Sabbath will find that, on the Sabbath question as on all others, facts are stubborn things. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Why not Found out Before? A brief answer to this popular objection against the introduction of any new truth. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Is the End Near? A brief statement of the evidence that the end of all things is at hand. 8 pp., 1 ct.
Can We Know? A short argument showing that the prophecies of the Bible can be understood, and that we may know when we are near the end. 8 pp., 1 ct.
The Sleep of the Dead. A brief presentation of Scripture testimony that the dead are unconscious until the resurrection. 8 pp., 1 ct.
The Sinner's Fate. Showing that the sinner is not to be in everlasting, conscious torment, but is to suffer death and utter destruction. They shall “perish,” “be burned up,” “consumed,” “devoured.” 8 pp., 1 ct.
The Old Moral Code, or the Ten Commandments not Revised. This is an appeal to the Christian world for the revised code, if it can be found, and the refutation of the false claim that the ten commandments are re-enacted in this dispensation. 16 pp., 2 cts.
The Sanctuary of the Bible. A comprehensive presentation of this important subject in a small compass. 16 pp., 2 cts.
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