JULY ISSUE OF LIBERTY by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 27, 1907

JULY ISSUE OF LIBERTY

By Editor

A Young People’s Number

The third number of Liberty for 1907 will be a special Christian Endeavor number. It will be prepared with a view of giving the young people of the Christian Endeavor Societies a clear understanding of the true principles of Christian liberty and the obligation of the rising generation to maintain them against the growing tendencies to National Reform principles. It will be full of live, bright, fresh, and interesting matter especially adapted for our young people to read and circulate among their friends and other young people’s societies.

It will contain articles on The Flag, Christian Citizenship, Christian Endeavor, The Spirit of the Gospel, Kingdoms Compared, Walking as He Walked, Lessons from History, Religious Liberty through the Christian Era, The Struggle for Religious Liberty in Virginia, Patrick Henry’s Great Speech before the Signing of the Declaration of Independence, A Thrilling Story, A History of Liberty Bell, Our Position, Why We Oppose Sunday Laws, The First Sunday Law, Civil or Divine, Legislative Superstition, Enforcement of Sunday Laws Ruinous, Survey of the Field, etc.

It will be thoroughly illustrated, and will present some excellent matter on Christian temperance and the importance of following the authorized guide-book, the Bible.

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