p. 208 | JAMES WHITE by James White

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 13, 1870

JAMES WHITE

By James White

The Game of Life, Illustrated.—The game in progression, the game lost, the game won. With explanatory notes. Introduction by Eld. James White.

Thus reads the title-page of one of the most impressive and instructive little works ever published. The following is from the introduction:

“This work is not denominational. It will be accepted by thoughtful Christians of all evangelical denominations, as a most impressive illustration of the great practical truths of the word of God.”

“The influence of this work must be good, and only good, upon all minds, in all stages of Christian experience. The mature Christian may, in these illustrations, view with the greatest satisfaction the dangers he has passed, and the victories he has gained; while those just entering upon the Christian life, may here learn lessons of great profit in coping with our common foe.”

The work has three beautifully-executed, as well as wonderfully-impressive, illustrations of “Satan playing the game of life with man for his soul.” The drawings are five by six inches, with a liberal margin. We pay the artist for simply drawing them on stone, the sum of ninety dollars. And the work in every respect is beautifully executed. It would make a fine little holiday present. Price, in board, 50 cents; postage 8 cents; in paper, 30 cents; postage 2 cents.