THE WORLD'S OUTLOOK by A. O. Tait

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Sep 11, 1900

THE WORLD'S OUTLOOK.

By A. O. Tait

At this, the close of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth, there is a great deal of discussion in regard to the outlook before the world. Perplexities have arisen, which are filling the hearts of men with fear and dread. Centuries ago the Lord told us that there would be distress among the nations, with perplexities, which would cause men's hearts to fail for fear. We see the literal fulfillment of these things to-day; and on every hand the question is being asked, What will be the end of these perplexities and troubles, and into what awful vortex is the world plunging? Seventh-day Adventists know the prophecies of truth that answer these questions, and they should use every energy to give this light to the world.

To assist in this work, the publishers of the Signs of the Times are preparing an unusually valuable number, which will be issued under date of November 28, and will be entitled “The World's Outlook Number.” In the light of prophecy, it will discuss all these problems that are before the world, and will be a more important issue of the Signs than any ever printed.

It will be a thirty-two-page, double number, and will have a specially prepared, beautifully illustrated, attractive cover design, and the paper itself will be illustrated throughout.

Our people everywhere should plan early to give this special number of the Signs as wide a circulation as possible. It is the design to fill it with terse articles, which will point out in a clear and forcible manner the meaning of the conditions that are before the world to-day. We know that this paper will not only thrill our own people, but will throw rays of light across the pathway of the many thousands who shall read it. It should be placed in every home in the land.

Further particulars and facts concerning it will be given later. A. O. TAIT.