Our Publishing Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 21, 1907

Our Publishing Work

By Editor

The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11.

See last paragraph on this page for instructions where to order.

Liberty No. 4 is being ordered by the thousands. It seems to be much appreciated. Many of our workers regard it as the best number yet published. They say it meets the issues of the day in a clear, convincing, and dignified manner.

“MY GARDEN NEIGHBORS” was written especially for our young people as a substitute for the harmful fiction and vicious literature that is being prepared for the young. It is full of beautiful illustrations and true stories. Every parent and friend of the youth, who is interested in keeping them away from fiction and harmful stories, will be interested in seeing that this book is placed in the hands of all our young people. Besides presenting something that will fill profitably the time, its stories of birds and other of nature’s creatures, give an outlook on nature that will enlarge into a world of pleasure and profit. It is impossible in this limited space to make mention of all you will find in this book. It is for sale by the Review and Herald, but you may order it through your tract society. 256 pages. Price, $1,

“THE GREAT SECOND ADVENT MOVEMENT,” by Elder J. N. Loughborough, accurately cites the progress of the denomination from the beginning down to the present time. The author having been intimately connected with the denomination from its beginning, and having been a close observer, and possessing a special gift for record-keeping, he is prepared to speak with accuracy and authority. There is no other book circulated at the present time of such importance and thrilling interest to the readers of the REVIEW. 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 the message they are giving, and will be better prepared to unite their efforts in advancing this great work. Let all not only read it, but study it. Price, $1.50.

AGAIN we call the attention of our readers to the pamphlet entitled “The Church: Its Organization, Order, and Discipline,” by Elder J. N. Loughborough, author of “Rise and Progress,” “The Great Second Advent Movement,” and other denominational works. Elder Loughborough is well qualified to prepare a work on church organization. He has been actively associated with our denominational work from its beginning, and has ever been a close observer. He has made a special study of church organization, and his manuscript has been carefully examined and approved. His new work will, therefore, come from the press sanctioned by those who are expected to pass upon a publication that deals so vitally with the affairs of the denomination. This new pamphlet will contain much valuable information upon all subjects pertaining to the church and the denomination. It will answer many questions that have in times past been rather perplexing to those who have recently connected with this work. The probable cost of the pamphlet will be 25 cents, post-paid.

“BIBLE HERO CLASSICS” is the title of a series of pamphlets comprising stories of the heroes of the Old Testament, written in Bible language, arranged and printed in a way that young people will read them as they do other stories. The set of books is composed of twelve volumes, put up in a tasty card board box. The object of this series is to give the young people of this time a knowledge of the principal characters of the Bible, and to present these biographies in such an attractive form that they will be more interesting to the young people than the great bulk of light, trashy reading that is now placed before them. The full set of books will be sent to one address for 80 cents, post-paid.

“HARD NUTS CRACKED” is the title of Words of Truth Series No. 45, which is just being published. It refutes many of the common objections to the position held by Seventh-day Adventists on the Sabbath question. It is written especially in answer to a list of seventeen objections recently printed and circulated by A. Sims, of Toronto, Ontario. These objections are answered in a dignified, Christian manner, and the questions with their answers should be carefully studied by all who believe in the seventh-day Sabbath. “Hard Nuts Cracked” ought to be placed in every home. It will answer about every objection made to the Sabbath and its observance. The price will be announced later.

OF “The Christian Educator Reading Series,” Prof. H. G. Lucas, of San Fernando College, says: “I received a copy of your True Educator Reading Series, and was greatly surprised with the way you had prepared it. It is a credit to our work. We shall want a supply of the entire series.” Nettie Eaton, secretary of the Southern Illinois Conference, says: “We have examined a copy of the True Educator Reading Series. I am highly pleased with it. It is just what our teachers have needed for so long. I am sure it will be a great help to the educational work. I am sure the Reader Series will fill a long-felt need.” Prof. J. E. Tenney, of Graysville, Tenn., writes: “A copy of the True Educator Series is at hand. I am very much pleased with it. I shall ask our Nashville House to keep these readers in stock, and shall encourage their use in the schools of the Southern field. To my mind, they are the most perfectly adapted to our work of any school readers that have been brought to my attention.” This book may be secured through the regular channels. Price of Nos. 1 and 2, is 75 cents post-paid. These two books are now ready. Nos. 3 and 5 will be ready in a short time. The other numbers of the series will probably not be ready before next summer.

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.