The Morning Cometh

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 3, 1907

The Morning Cometh

Is the title of a twenty-four page special soon to be issued by the Watchman. This paper promises to be of special value, as nearly all the distinctive points of present truth will be treated. From this one issue the reader should get a very clear view of our faith. Here is a chance for our people to bring the truth before their neighbors. Many will read a paper who would not read a book, and in this one issue there will be enough to lead souls to the truth.

The following are some of the suggestive titles of articles, together with their contributors:— “The Kingdom of Christ,” Mrs. E. G. White; “The Holy Spirit,” A. G. Daniells; “The Great Missionary Movement a Sign of the End,” W. A. Spicer; “An Important Work in Heaven,” G. B. Thompson; “Christ and the Sabbath,” K. C. Russell; “The Morning Cometh,” L. A. Smith; “The Millennium, or Order of Events in the Judgment,” R. W. Parmele; “Immortality Through Christ,” J. S. Washburn; “The Messages of Revelation 14,” G. I. Butler; “Peace or War, Which?” C. P. Bollman; “Armageddon,” P. T. Magan.

The paper will be beautifully illustrated, and will sell at ten cents for single copies. In quantities of less than 100, 5 cents each, with still further reduction in larger lots.

Address the Watchman, Nashville, Tenn., or your State tract society.