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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 2, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 14.

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Berean Library

Those who have not subscribed this year for the Berean Library are losing a grand opportunity to gain some most excellent books. The first number of the present year was “Looking unto Jesus,” a book which takes up the subject of the Sanctuary, and through that subject brings to view the plan of salvation in such a thorough way that he who studies it can not fail to comprehend the grand truths connected with the most wonderful plan ever devised even by heaven.
The present quarter's Sabbath-school lessons will be on the subject of the Sanctuary, of which “Looking unto Jesus” treats very thoroughly, and every one who studies the Sabbath-school lesson during the next quarter should have a book treating on the Sanctuary question, and no other of all that have been written can surpass “Looking unto Jesus.”
“History of the Sabbath” is No. 6 of the Berean Library. The pamphlet retails at fifty cents. If any reader of these lines has not the “History of the Sabbath,” he should feel that this is a rare opportunity of obtaining the entire history for the small sum of fifty cents.
“Great Nations of To-day” is No. 7, and is a pamphlet of 257 pages. It deals with the live issues of the day, with which the great nations of the world are connected. The front cover page contains fine pictures of ten of the rulers of the leading nations of to-day; namely, Russia, England, France, United States, Turkey, China, Austria-Hungary, Japan, Italy, and Germany. This book should be placed in the hands of the reading public, and should be circulated by the thousand by our people. Its illustrations and maps help to set forth the grand subject of the book in a vivid, entertaining, and forcible way. Let the orders come in for this book. Price, twenty-five cents.
The latest number, No. 8, of the Library for this present year, will be a pamphlet, entitled “Battles of the Century;” price, ten cents. This book will be on the market in a few weeks, the announcement of which will appear in our various periodicals. The retail price of these four books is $1.10. The subscription to the Berean Library will give all four of them for seventy-five cents. If you wish to become a subscriber to the Berean Library, please inclose seventy-five cents, addressed to the Review and Herald, Battle Creek, and the four books already mentioned will be sent to you. If you wish any one of the books, send the price to the Office, and we will be glad to send the book. Address either Review and Herald Pub. Co., or Pacific Press Pub Co., Oakland, Cal.
These books should be in all of our homes; indeed, our people should constantly watch to see when a new publication is issued by any of our publishing houses, then purchase the book, and post themselves in regard to the matter which it contains, so as to be able to explain it to neighbors and friends, and then bring it to the notice of the people. All our tract society presidents, and especially the secretaries, should order each new book, become posted in regard to it, and then recommend its merits to all throughout the State or district, and solicit orders. Then our books will be scattered everywhere. May the Lord hasten the day. S. H. LANE.