A GOOD OFFER by William P. Pearce

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 10, 1900

A GOOD OFFER.

By William P. Pearce

DEAR BRETHREN: I have had much joy in assisting a “shut-in” who belongs to your denomination. He is a sweet character, though a great invalid. He longs for the coming of Jesus. I am not able to do as much as I wish; for I have several worthy children of God whom I assist at intervals. But I wish to ask the good brethren of the Seventh-day Adventist Church to help in a unique way. My book, the “Tabernacle,” which has had quite a sale, and of which last month S. M. Butler, president of the Michigan Sabbath-School Association, wrote: “From the general plan and scope of your little book, I think you have done lovers of Bible truth good service,” shall be used as the means. It sells for 45 cents, but for every order I get within a week after the publication of this notice in the REVIEW AND HERALD at 28 cents, I will send this brother twenty-five cents. Who will purchase this book and learn more of God’s truth and by so doing help one of God’s suffering children? He does me lots of good. I want to be a helper.

WILLIAM P. PEARCE, Pastor Baptist Church, Goshen, Ind.