Every Seventh-day Adventist

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 22, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 4.

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Every Seventh-day Adventist

SHOULD POSSESS A SET OF THE
SHOULD POSSESS A SET OF THE

“Testimonies for the Church”

and read them. They are a message from the Lord to the ancient men, to the middle aged, to the youth, and to the children.
Through the Spirit of Prophecy it is the Lord's good pleasure to give to His remnant people counsel, instruction, and warning in matters pertaining to doctrine; points of faith; what the Christian's home should be; marriage; relation of husband and wife; duty of parents to their children, and children to parents; child training; how to overcome wrong habits formed in early years; church officers and their duties; advice to the General Conference, publishing houses, sanitariums, educational and other institutions; also concerning wills, legacies, and endowments.
Every church-member should be familiar with the Instructions contained in the Testimonies. In them is recounted the blessing of the Lord to the faithful of past ages, and they set forth the great loss to individuals of to-day who fail to heed the counsel, instruction, and warning which they contain. You should read them, and loan them to your neighbors and friends.
Nos. 1-33 are bound in five volumes, containing about 700 pages each. A copious index of subjects.
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