p. 663 | SOUND AN ALARM

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 8, 1901

SOUND AN ALARM.

BIBLE STUDENTS' LIBRARY, NO. 167.

This tract strikes at the very fundamental causes for the great labor question which threatens the peace of our country, and which promises to play so important a part in the great impending crisis. It shows that the occasional upheavals on the part of the laboring masses are but warnings of the great final outburst.

16 pages, Illustrated. - - 1 cent.

MIRACLES AND DELUSIONS.

BY A. O. TAIT.

BIBLE STUDENTS' LIBRARY, NO. 168.

Here is shown the important fact that the minds of men are again turning toward the mysterious and miraculous; how as a result of transgression consequent to a perverted appetite for power, man has lost the high position to which he was exalted at Creation. Then follows the blessed truth that far greater power than at first bestowed awaits the people of God, which, because of the “falling away,” failed to be manifested in the early church. Then it is shown that with this “time of refreshing,” delusions and deceptions will arise, but with this is revealed our refuge and the source of our strength and the tests by which the true may be known from the false. Work closes with an account of the final consummation of all our watchings, and with our final reward.

100 pages, price, - - - 15 cents.