THE BIBLE TEXT-BOOK by S. H. Lane

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Oct 2, 1900

“THE BIBLE TEXT-BOOK.”

By S. H. Lane

The Review and Herald Publishing Company has just issued a neat little pocket edition of Bible readings, entitled “The Bible Text-book.” This book was written by Brother O. A. Johnson. He has been president of one of our leading Conferences, teacher in Union College, and understands the truth well. “The Bible Text-Book” is indeed a book of rare merit.

It contains 208 pages, is well adapted to the side or vest pocket, and contains forty-nine Bible readings. Those on the Government of God, the Law of God, the Two Covenants, and the Sabbath Question are richly worth the price of the book, and show that Brother Johnson is well versed upon these subjects. They who know the truth well can but be instructed by the perusal of this book, and they who know it not thoroughly can not afford to let slip the opportunity of obtaining a copy of the same. The facts, figures, dates, and extracts are indeed invaluable.

The price was advertised at first to be, cloth 50 cents; leather, 75 cents; but since completing the book we have discovered that it can be sold cheaper; with not much profit to the publishers, however, but with great profit to the purchaser. The cloth edition will be sold at 30 cents a copy, and the leather binding at 50 cents. The book is not a subscription book. A discount will be made to tract societies. The book will be sent out postpaid at the price mentioned.

Every one of our ministers and Bible workers, without exception, should have a copy of this valuable work. Every student of the Bible not directly working in the cause, but preparing so to do, should not fail to get one of these books. Indeed, every family should have one.

The forty-nine readings cover as many subjects. The prophecies are fully expounded, the Third Angel’s Message is considered, and indeed it is wonderful what a compendium of knowledge the book is.

Let the orders come in. Thousands of copies should go out by mail at once. Order of your tract society, of the Review and Herald Pub. Co., or the Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal. Remember the price in cloth binding is but 30 cents, and the leather 50 cents, postpaid. Now is the time to order. S. H. LANE.