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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 18, 1907

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The Church: Its Organization, Order, and Discipline

AGAIN we call the attention of our readers to the pamphlet entitled “The Church: Its Organization, Order, and Discipline,” by J. N. Loughborough. This is one of the most important publications recently issued. It contains matter that all members of the denomination especially need at this time. It will answer many questions that have in times past been rather perplexing. It will prove of great value to all. Price, 25 cents.

The House We Live In

THE plan of this book is conversational—a mother talking with her children. It is a book for home reading, and will be of great assistance to mothers in teaching their children how to care for themselves physically, and how to avoid the evil effects of narcotics and stimulants. It sets forth in an interesting and attractive manner the wonders, uses, and functions of the human body in its various parts. It might be termed a child’s physiology, with special applications illustrated through nature. It contains 218 pages, and nearly 150 illustrations. Bound in cloth, price, $1.

Our Little Folk’s Bible Nature

THIS child’s kindergarten book has recently been revised and enlarged. It is composed of simple graded lessons in Bible nature, beginning with the narration of the events in the week of creation and continuing the Bible story in the order given in the Scriptures. It is a beginner’s graded book on the sentence-method order. Each subject is thoroughly illustrated with new drawings made especially for the book. It is also illustrated with fifteen beautiful colored plates, and contains 159 pages, bound in board and cloth covers. Besides being a book for general use in the home, it is adapted to church-school work. Price, 25 and 50 cents.

The Great Advent Movement

THIS is a timely publication, accurately citing the progress of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination from its beginning to the present time. The author, J. N. Loughborough, having been connected with the denomination from its beginning, is well qualified to prepare a book giving the history of the rise and progress of this denomination. With the exception of “The Church: Its Organization, Order, and Discipline,” this is one of the most important publications for REVIEW readers at this particular time. It will strengthen the faith and confidence of every individual who reads it. Its readers will have a more perfect knowledge of the dealings of God with this special people and of the message they are giving, and they will be encouraged to continue their efforts in advancing this great work. Let all not only read it, but study it. Price, $1.50.

Uncle Ben’s Cobble Stones

THE purpose of this book, in addition to the useful information it contains, is soul culture. Every page gives forth a moral fragrance that will impress young minds in the right way. The book is made up of talks with boys and girls about the common articles of every-day use, such as air, water, sunshine, fire, smoke, glass, coal, salt, paper, matches, etc. More than 100 different topics of the above nature are given, and each is interspersed with happy thoughts that bring good cheer to young and old. It contains 221 pages; bound in board; price, $1.

The Seer of Patmos

THIS thrilling book contains a story on the prophecies of Revelation, written in simple narrative form, and contains a new setting of the important messages recorded in John’s prophecy in the book of Revelation. It will be found to be interesting, instructive, and essential to all Bible students. It is illustrated with original engravings especially prepared for the book. Being written in story form it is especially attractive to the young; no better book could be placed in the hands of a young man or young woman than the story of “The Seer of Patmos.” Price, $1, post-paid.

The New Testament Primer

THIS is a new book for children, composed of simplified nature and Bible topics, and sparkling with bright, two-colored illustrations. Arranged in four graded departments, beginning with a Scripture alphabet, the first letter of the Scripture text being printed with two colors, and decorated with vines that grow in Palestine.

The second department is a nature display of trees, flowers, animals, birds, and insects, with a slate exercise in writing, drawing, and stick-laying.

The third and fourth departments contain simple stories of Christ and some of the leading disciples. The entire book is admirably adapted to attract and to teach the children—clean, cultured, and convincing. Beautifully bound in board and cloth covers, 25 and 50 cents.

Daniel and the Revelation

THIS excellent book, by the well-known author, Uriah Smith, can be placed in the homes of the people better to-day than at any previous time, because the public mind is constantly having brought before it facts that impress the solemnity of the predictions made in the prophecies of the books of Daniel and Revelation. The people are interested in its prophetic teaching. Its verse-by-verse study of the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation renders it especially attractive, and reveals many of these prophecies fulfilled, and discovers to the reader others still in the future. It is a large, handsome book of 557 pages, appropriately illustrated, and substantially bound in cloth, library, and morocco, ranging in price from $2.25 to $4.50, post-paid. It is also printed on thin paper, without illustrations; bound in plain cloth, $1; in paper covers, two volumes, 25 cents each.

The Story of Daniel the Prophet

THIS work is a biographical, historical, and prophetic book, revealing in the life of Daniel and his close connection with God, all the vital principles of the gospel message for the present time. It contains a clear, concise treatise on the prophecies of Daniel, together with an interesting study on the sanctuary and its services. The book will prove to be a delight and a source of information to every student of prophecy. The story of Daniel, while interwoven with historical facts, is presented in so pleasing a manner that it may become attractive to any, and Daniel’s example is so impressed that no person can read the book without receiving from it valuable lessons. Price, $1, post-paid.

The Scholarship Plan

THE problem of getting an education is now practically solved for all active, energetic young people who would make use of an education after it is acquired. The solution of this hitherto perplexing problem is found in the scholarship plan now offered by the majority of our principal schools. There is an arrangement between our schools and the different conferences in their respective territory whereby students may earn a scholarship for one year by selling a certain number of our subscription books at retail price, and turning the whole amount into the tract society treasury. The rate of the scholarship is so low, and the terms with the tract society are so easy, that any ambitious youth can earn it in a few months. Any one who desires to investigate this plan should write to the tract society secretary of his conference.

The Coming King

Published in English, German, Swedish, Danish, and Dutch

“THE COMING KING” is a book that every one likes on account of the practical and intensely interesting manner in which it treats themes that are of the greatest moment to men at the present time. Beginning with creation, it treats briefly, yet clearly, the development of the plan of salvation down to the time of Christ. Then taking up the Saviour’s own outline of the future history of the world, beginning with the overthrow of Jerusalem, the fulfilment of his word is traced down through the Dark Ages to the time when the King of kings will come to bring an end to the reign of sin. Special consideration is given to the great questions and problems that are now stirring the hearts and minds of men. The English edition has been recently revised and brought up to date. Printed in tints, profusely illustrated, and rendered in every way attractive; neatly and substantially bound in cloth, $1; presentation edition, gilt edges, $1.50; foreign editions at the same price.

Orders for any publication mentioned on this page may be sent to any conference tract society, or to Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C., or Battle Creek, Mich.

Also Pacific Press Publishing Association, Mountain View, Cal.; Portland, Ore.; Kansas City, Mo.; Southern Publishing Association, Nashville, Tenn., and Fort Worth, Tex.