Bible Reading Series of the Signs of the Times

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 26, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 39.

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Bible Reading Series of the Signs of the Times

The publishers of the Signs of the Times have decided to issue another series of twenty-five special numbers of the Signs, beginning October 30, a very prominent feature of which will be a series of illustrated Bible readings covering all the great features of present truth. These readings will occupy the center opening of each issue, and will appear under the heading of—

Home Bible Studies for Winter Evenings

These readings will be in the form of studies on present truth, with notes and quotations from history bearing upon the subject. They will be illustrated by diagrams, drawings, and unique little illustrations that will explain the lesson and make it simple and impressive.
The regular departments of the paper will be maintained the same as usual.

The Outlook Department

In this department special attention will be given to current events that have a bearing upon the fulfilment of prophecy. The publishers will continue to send representatives to all important gatherings, both political and religious, in order that the readers may be kept informed of the natural trend of events.

Home Department

Arrangements have been made with Mrs. L. D. A. Stuttle for a series of twenty-one articles on—

“The Building of the Home”

These articles will be intensely interesting, and very helpful to all, both old and young.
Other articles equally interesting and instructive are promised. The Home department alone will be worth the price of the paper for a year.
This series of twenty-five special numbers of the Signs of the Times is to be inaugurated October 30 by the great—

“World's Missions Special”

This will be a double number (thirty-two pages), well illustrated and beautifully printed. This number will present in a striking manner the great work of missions, its accomplishments, its open doors, its needy fields, and its glorious culmination in the “Harvest Home.”
The writers for this issue will be men whose hearts are burdened for the salvation of souls, men with hearts fresh and warm from mission fields, and men in those mission fields bearing the burden, seeing the misery, hearing the cry for help, and witnessing the power of the gospel.
For many months the editors have been gathering from all parts of the world illustrations and material for this special issue; and it is safe to say that this will be the best Missions number that was ever published by the denomination.

Everybody Interested in Missions

Not only Christians of all denominations, but infidels and atheists, are anxious to know what progress is being made in the matter of carrying out the commission of the Great Teacher recorded in Mark 16:15: “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” This special Missions number of the Signs of the Times will undertake to tell the story in a brief, pointed, and interesting way.
The subscription price for the Mission Special is ten cents a copy. The entire series of 25 special numbers (six months), including the Missions double number, to one address,25 cents. For further information, club rates, etc., address Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.