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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Apr 5, 1906

Our Publishing Work

The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11.

*See last paragraph on this page for instructions where to order.

THE three boxes of kindergarten material used in connection with teaching the lessons in “Bible Object Lessons and Songs for Little Ones” can now be secured from any of the publishing houses or State tract societies. The price of the three boxes is $1.75, post-paid.

Do not let anything prevent you from following up the interest created by the use of the printed page or by personal visits. Don’t delay. Follow up the work before the interest wanes, or something else takes the attention. The Master expects this of you. It is “his work” committed to your hands.

THE great principles of truth involved in the conflict of the ages through which millions of Christ’s faithful followers have given their lives is clearly portrayed in that excellent work entitled “The Great Controversy,” by Mrs. E. G. White. This thrilling and interesting volume is more than a mere history of the struggles between Christ and Satan during the past two thousand years. It leads its readers to investigate the principles underlying Christ’s government and the lack of principle manifested in the works of Satan. In no other work has this subject been treated so simply, yet so charmingly, and in such a masterly way. Not only are we through it enriched by the lessons of the past, but are carried forward into the future and through the final conflict and the closing scenes of this world’s history, to the time when the kingdoms of this world will have become the kingdoms of our Lord and of his Christ. This work will help the Christian to more perfectly understand the nature of the warfare in which he is engaged. Prices range from $2.25 to $4.50.

THE announcement of the publication of Liberty has been received with apparent universal approval. Every conference president, minister, worker, and individual replying to our announcement has expressed hearty approval of the publishing of a paper through which the public can be taught the principles of civil and religious liberty. They all agree in their opinion that such a paper is greatly needed at this time, and recognizing this need in a practical way, have sent in their subscriptions and pledged their support in extending its circulation. Subscriptions are coming in on every mail now, and we hope this will continue until our subscription list is sufficiently large to enable us to print an edition large enough to supply copies in bulk to as many as may want to order of each issue for missionary purposes. The prices are as follows: Single annual subscription, including extras, 25 cents, in the United States. Single foreign subscription, 50 cents; single copy of extras alone, according to size; five or more copies per year to different addresses, one order, 15 cents per copy; 10 or more copies per year, to one address, one order, 15 cents per copy; 25 or more copies of any one issue, one order, to one address, 2½ cents per copy.

IN how many new fields was our evangelistic work begun during 1903? See the “Year-book,” page 154, for the answer. You should have a copy. Price, 25 cents.

THOUSANDS of Sunday-schools are now studying lessons on the life of Christ. Some of your neighbors are probably studying these lessons. Have you called their attention to “Desire of Ages,” and shown them what wonderful help it contains for them? A little booklet has been prepared which gives references from each lesson to the pages in “Desire of Ages” which treat the same topic. This booklet is furnished free to those who will use it in this way. Order from Review and Herald, Washington, D. C., or Battle Creek, Mich.

THE April number of Life and Health presents some of the principles taught in “Ministry of Healing” upon the power of the mind over the body. This is an important live topic of the times, and the contents of the April number will do the people much good. Life and Health sells very readily. Some of our workers say it practically sells itself. One fourteen-year-old girl sold 1,200 copies of the March number, making a profit of $30 for her services. Others can do as well. Send in an order for 25 copies—63 cents—and sell them to neighbors for 5 cents a copy. In a work of this kind, one can do good missionary service, and at the same time receive a reasonable remuneration for the time used.

ANY person who will candidly consider the present condition of society, the spirit of selfishness, rivalry, and hatred that is growing among the nations, and the condition of the world in general, can not help longing for the dawn of a better period. “Heralds of the Morning” reveals the dawning of a desirable era to be ushered in by the coming of the Lord. The prophecies being fulfilled in the world to-day and attracting the attention of the public are interestingly considered in this valuable work. The wonderful increase of knowledge, the marvelous development of the last century, the rising tide of crime and evil, the conflict between capital and labor, the increasing anger of the nations and prevalence of the war spirit, the awful struggle to excel in the invention and manufacture of the most destructive weapons the world has ever known, and the increase of storms, floods, and disasters of all kinds, are treated in a convincing manner in connection with the prophecies which foretell the coming of these very things. This work will prove of special interest at the present time to all thinking people. Price, cloth, marbled edges, $1.50.

Orders for any publication mentioned on this page may be sent to any conference tract society or to Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington, D. C., or Battle Creek, Mich.

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