Note to Bible Students.
By G. D. Ballou
I HAVE just examined the new book, “Sketches from the Life of Paul,” by Mrs. E. G. White. Each new work from this author seems to surpass all the others. The present volume beams with light for those who are striving to be Christians. The writer deals largely with the spirit and motives that actuated the apostle and his associates, as well as those of his adversaries. In this work is most clearly set forth the conflict between a cold, reprobate theology on one hand, which instilled into its adherents the spirit of bigotry and persecution, and a live, aggressive Christianity on the other, permeating with a new life and power from above all who embraced it with the whole soul. Whoever reads this book will be made better and stronger by it. You cannot afford to be without it, especially if you are connected with a Sabbath-school. G. D. BALLOU.