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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Apr 22, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 16.

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The Marvel of Nations.

ALTHOUGH this excellent book has been published in the English language for a number of years, and is accomplishing a wonderful work, it has never been printed in any of the foreign tongues until the present time. It is now in type in the Danish, Swedish, and German languages, and the printing and binding are being hurried as fast as possible.
The time appointed for its completion in all three languages is May 1, 1902. It will be issued simultaneously in the three languages. Agents are assured the books will be ready for delivery May 1st.
This book tends to revive the old-time energy in the canvassing work. It contains the message for this time, as is evident from its power to stimulate believers, and to attract the attention of the public. It has accomplished good wherever it has been placed in the English language, and there is no question but it will be the means of bringing the message to thousands of our foreign neighbors.

Object of this Book

While the book contains many interesting and profitable facts for the people of this country, facts that easily attract and hold their attention, the special object of the book is to call the attention of the public to the future of this nation, and to the second coming of Christ. It should be placed in the homes of all the German, Danish, and Swedish people in this country in the immediate future. All our foreign members should push the circulation of this book during the coming season. It is an easy book to sell, and our lay members can readily learn to sell it.

Prospectus

The prospectus is a full English book in the best binding, with sample pages in all the foreign languages bound in. This arrangement is convenient in exhibiting the book in any one, or all, of the languages, as circumstances may require. With the combined prospectus, the canvasser may solicit orders for the book in all the languages. The price of the prospectus is 60 cts., postpaid.

Prices

The prices in the foreign languages are the same as the English prices,—$1.25 for the plain edges, and $1.50 for the gilt edges.
Place all orders with your State Tract Society.

Just Out!

The new Territorial Records and the Agent's Weekly Report Books are now completed. These books are for the State Tract Society's use in keeping the records of the canvassing work. The Agent's Weekly Report Books are made in two sizes, 200 pages and 400 pages. The Territorial Records are bound in three sizes—50 pages, 100 pages, and 150 pages.
All the blanks made especially for these sets of books are also ready for delivery.
Order of the Review and Herald Publishing Co., or of your State Tract Society.

A Chart of the Week.

A splendid display in chart form showing the unchanged order of the days, and the true position of the Sabbath, as proved by the combined testimony of 150 ancient and modern languages.
This chart is substantially mounted on rollers, and is printed on paper or cloth, in the original languages. It is eighteen inches wide, and seven feet long. It is an excellent arrangement to have in presenting the Sabbath question. The regular original price of the chart is $1.25; but for a short time we will send it, postpaid, for 45 cents.
Order of the Review and Herald Publishing Company.

The Great Controversy.

By MRS. E. G. WHITE.
A book that the people should have, especially at this time. In this book is represented the severe contest between truth and error, and the tenacity with which Satan holds to his claims. The warning this book contains, and the dangers pointed out, are what the people need now. It is published in the English, Danish, Swedish, German, and French languages. Price, $2.25 to $4.50, according to style of binding.
Order of your State Tract Society.

Looking unto Jesus.

Christ in Type and Antitype. An exhaustive treatise on the subject of the sanctuary. A well-written and nicely illustrated book of over 300 pages, on the work of Christ as revealed in prophecy from the beginning, by Uriah Smith.
Prices:—
Plain Cloth, postpaid........$1.00
Presentation Edition, postpaid........ 1.50
Order of your State Tract Society.

A New Tract.

Revelation the fourteenth chapter and the eighth verse, "Babylon is fallen, is fallen, that great city, because she made all nations drink of the wine of the wrath of her fornication," is the subject of the new tract entitled "The Fall of Babylon," by Elder R. C. Porter. It is published in the Bible Students' Library, No. 169, January, 1902. It has an appropriate illustrated cover, contains 25 pages, and sells for 1½ cents per copy, with usual discount to tract societies.
Order of your State Tract Society.

Miraculous Powers.

The Scripture Testimony on the Perpetuity of Spiritual Gifts.
Berean Library, No. 9.
The belief that Spiritual Gifts still exist in the church is here supported by means of Scriptural evidence and a compilation of testimonies from the writings of eminent Fathers and the greatest religious writers of every portion of the Christian dispensation. Every Seventh-day Adventist needs to be thoroughly versed in regard to this great point of doctrine, and this volume will be a source of the greatest assistance in this respect.
128 pages, price...............15 cents
Order of your State Tract Society.

The Master's Greatest Monosyllables.

In commendation of the new book by Wm. Pearce, entitled "The Master's Greatest Monosyllables," Elder W. E. Frederick says: "The writer, in a concise way, has developed thoughts that are especially applicable to us at this time. Those who fail to read this book will lose a great blessing. If the chapter headed 'Go' were read and heeded by each one of us as workers, the gospel would soon be carried to all the world, and our blessed Lord would come. May the Lord wake up his people, that they may become intense workers."
Price, postpaid...............50 cents
Order of your State Tract Society.

A New Revised Bible.

THE American Standard Edition of the Revised Bible was published in August, 1901. This late revision is the product of the American Revision Committee, who, in the preparation of the Appendix of 1885, in order to reduce the differences between themselves and the British revisers to the lowest limit, waived the larger part of their preferences, many of which they regarded as of decided importance. This new edition of the American Standard embodies a considerable part of the emendations which represent the deliberate preferences of the whole American Committee, which were not put into the Appendix.
In addition to incorporating in the text the renderings preferred by the American Committee, but hitherto printed in the Appendix to the British editions, this edition contains rectified errors, inconsistencies, oversights, and infelicities which have been detected; also, carefully selected references and topical headings prepared by the American Revision Committee.
It is printed in long primer, 4to, a very large, plain print, especially desirable for impaired vision, or for reading by gaslight. It is bound in one size only, 8¾ x 6¾ inches, and we advertise only three bindings, as follows:—
Cloth Boards, red edges..........$1.50
Egyptian Seal, limp, round corners,     red under gold edges.......... 2.50
Persian Levant, divinity circuit,     leather lined to edge, silk sewed,     round corners, red under gold     edges.......................... 4.50

What Others Say of This Bible

By remarkably unanimous consent, America now possesses the most excellent translation of the Holy Scriptures ever published in the English tongue. There has been neither party nor faction discernible in the welcome paid by Biblical scholarship to the American revision of the Bible.—The Interior.
The standard translation of the Bible for the English-speaking world.—Sunday School Times.
The most important volume that American scholarship has ever produced.—Church Economist.
The best entire version of the Bible now before the public. Why should it not be generally adopted?—The Examiner.
There can be no doubt that in this version we are nearer the thought, and, therefore, the spirit of the Master, than in any other version now existing in English.—Northwestern Christian Advocate.
This version is the best that has ever been published in the English language.—Pilgrim Teacher.
Order of the Review and Herald Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
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