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Review and Herald Publishing Assn. · Washington, D.C. · Dec 31, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 52.

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First Quarter Sabbath-School Lessons for 1904

THE Sabbath-school lessons for the first quarter, January, February, and March, 1904, are a series of thirteen lessons upon the prophecies of Daniel, treated under the following divisions:—
The Prophecy Illustrated by Nebuchadnezzar's Dream; The History of Nations Foretold; The Papacy and Its Work; The Vision of Daniel 8; The 2300 Days; The Sanctuary and Its Cleansing—in Type; The Sanctuary and Its Cleansing—in Antitype; The Judgment; The Eastern Question; The Standing up of Michael; The Battle of Armageddon.
The Quarterlies are now ready. Regular retail price, 5 cents a copy.

Lesson Helps

IN the study of the prophecies of Daniel, outlined in the Sabbath-school lessons for January, February, and March, the following list of books will be suggestive to those who desire to make a thorough study of the subjects treated in the lessons:—
“Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation,” “Empires of the Bible,” “Great Empires of Prophecy,” “Ecclesiastical Empire,” “Looking unto Jesus,” “Great Controversy,” “Patriarchs and Prophets,” and “The Eastern Question.”

Daniel and the Revelation

THIS old, standard work is a verse-by-verse commentary upon the prophecies recorded in the books of Daniel and Revelation, and its teachings have been tested and found sound and reliable.
As the prophecies are fulfilled, the more important it is that they are studied and understood; and “Daniel and the Revelation” is the standard in prophetic studies.
It is published in the English, German, Swedish, Danish, and Holland languages, and is bound in—
Paper covers (English), without illustrations, two volumes, each, $2.25.
Plain cloth binding, thin edition, without illustrations, $1.
Cloth, marbled edges, regular edition, illustrated, $2.25.
Cloth, gilt edges, regular edition, $2.75.
Library, regular edition, $3.
Morocco, regular edition, $4.50.

Empires of the Bible

A CONCISE and reliable history of the empires of the Bible, from the time of the flood to the Babylonian captivity.
In recent years there have been discovered many valuable historical records made by the people living in the time of these empires. These are connected with the Bible history of these empires, and together with the twenty-one special maps revealing their course, render this book invaluable to every student of prophecy.
Bound in plain cloth, $1.50.

The Great Empires of Prophecy

“THE Great Empires of Prophecy” embraces the history that was foretold in the prophecy of the great empires in the book of Daniel—Babylon, Medo-Persia, Grecia, and Rome, and the ten divisions of the Roman empire.
More than eighty standard historians and authorities on the history of the respective empires of the prophecy speak in the book in their own language, so that it is fairly a cyclopedia of history in the fulfilments of the prophecies of the book of Daniel.
It contains 712 large pages, 22 full-page maps made especially for the book by the author. Bound in plain cloth; price, $2.

Ecclesiastical Empire

A VOLUME containing an account of all the principal events that have affected the civil government, and tended to the establishment of ecclesiastical authority, from the time of the fall of Rome to the publishing of this book in 1901. It contains a good history of the Reformation; a compendium of the principles of true Christianity; the reason of our national apostasy; and a full treatise upon the union of church and state.
It is a large work, containing 874 pages, bound in plain cloth; price, $2.50.

Looking Unto Jesus

BY URIAH SMITH
THIS book was acknowledged by the author himself to be his best work, and the one into which, he often said, he put the best part of his life.
It is an entirely new, original, and exhaustive concordance of the sanctuary question, showing the present work of Christ and its meaning to those who are now living—Christ in type and antitype, as revealed in prophecy from the beginning.
Neatly and substantially bound in cloth. It contains 300 pages, nicely illustrated. Price, $1, postpaid.

Great Controversy

THIS wonderful book presents the most interesting history that has ever been written of the great conflict between Christianity and the powers of darkness, as illustrated in the lives of Christian martyrs and reformers on the one hand, and wicked men and persecuting powers on the other. Beginning with our Lord's great prophecy while viewing Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives, this book outlines the whole history of this dispensation, down to the time when sin and sinners are no more.
It contains 700 pages, beautifully and substantially bound in the popular styles, ranging in price from $2.25 to $4.50.
Published in English, German, Danish, Swedish, and French.

Patriarchs and Prophets

AN excellent, important commentary on the principal Bible subjects from Adam to the death of David, tracing the great conflict between good and evil, from its inception down through the centuries, and revealing God's wonderful love for mankind through his dealings with the holy men of old. It is one of the most practical books published, and is almost indispensable in connection with the study of the prophecies. It contains 700 large pages, and is bound in the popular styles, ranging from $2.25 to $4.50 a copy.
Published in the English, German, Danish, Swedish, and Holland.

The Eastern Question

WHAT is the Eastern question? When will the so-called “sick man” come to his end? What nations are vitally concerned? What is sure to be the outcome of this struggle?
This book answers these and countless other questions bearing upon the Eastern question, with an accuracy and foresight born only of a careful study of history and the prophetic books of the Bible which deal directly with the great issue.
This book contains 276 pages, bound in buckram cloth; price, $1.

“At the Door”

THE new art booklet on prophecy fulfilled. A brief, artistic, forcible, five-minute outline history of the world, foretold by Christ, illustrated by fifty engravings selected and arranged with historical marginal notes and comments by F. E. Belden, showing the fulfilment of every prophecy in Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21, except the final act.
Christ's own words are in large type above and below the engravings. He foretells; the pictures answer, Fulfilled, from his time to ours; from Vesuvius and Pompeii, A. D. 79, to Mt. Pelee and Saint Pierre of to-day; from the destruction of Jerusalem, A. D. 70, to the latest political, social, and religious disturbances.
The new “Diagram of the Dark Ages, and the Dark Day” is the best summary of the subject ever presented. The booklet is printed in colors, and sells at sight.
The busiest man stops to look. It smiles, leads, teaches, convicts. It “casts up the highway,” and truth rides into the soul. “Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.” Beauty secures attention; brevity encourages it; arrangement controls it; directness adds power to the truth.
The letter of Oct. 8, 1903, to the author, from the celebrated astronomer, Prof. A. C. Young, of Princeton, N. J., will interest you on the subject of meteoric showers. New truth here.
The opinions of General Nelson A. Miles, Bishop Newman, Dr. Lyman Abbott, the New York Christian Advocate, Archdeacon Farrar, Dr. Eyton, Cardinal Gibbons, etc., may surprise you.
The great Bible expositor, Uriah Smith, and other good judges, have declared this to be the briefest, most artistic, and forcible treatise ever published on this subject. It introduces the great themes of truth for to-day.
Price, 15 cents; 25 cents in heavy covers, enameled paper, silk cord. In lots of 100, 40 per cent discount, or 9 and 15 cents, respectively. A valuable present. Better still, sell it. Poor plan to give away. Attractive truth sells. Try it quick. Order of the State Tract Societies.
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