Live Books and Tracts

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 11, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 10.

Live Books and Tracts

ON LIVE SUBJECTS

BOOKS

Heralds of the Morning

By A. O. Tait.

This book treats in a most interesting manner that grand subject—the second coming of Christ, and introduces the reader to the Saviour as a friend of sinners. Only such evidences and signs of the second coming as are positive and are met on every hand are presented. The illustrations are profuse and appropriate. 280 pages. Price, cloth, marbled edge, $1.25; cloth, gilt edge, $1.50. Post-paid.

Marvel of Nations

By Uriah Smith.

Our Country: Its past, present, and future, and what the Scriptures say of it. While the historical past and the prophetic present of this nation, as presented in this book, are of great interest to the American people, the principal and most interesting feature of this work is its treatise on the scriptural future of the United States, and the setting up of the Kingdom of God. Beautifully bound and illustrated. 324 pages. Cloth, plain edges, $1.25; gilt edges, $1.50. Post-paid.

The Coming King

By J. Edson White.

In this book Christ is shown to be the Creator of this world, and the leader in all work pertaining to the redemption of the race from the condition of sin and death into which Satan has plunged it. 290 pages. Cloth, plain edges, $1.00; gilt edges, $1.50.

The Great Controversy Between Christ and Satan

By Mrs. E. G. White.

An intensely interesting history of the conflict between Christianity and the powers of sin and 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 Christ’s great prophecy, given while viewing Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives, this book outlines the history of the whole dispensation down to the time when God’s universe is forever clean from the effects of sin that now stain its bosom and mar its beauty. Illustrated, 700 pages, cloth bound, marbled edges, $2.50; gilt edges, $2.75; post-paid.

Daniel and the Revelation

By Uriah Smith.

A verse-by-verse exposition of these two wonderful prophecies of the prophetic scriptures. Historical facts are introduced throughout, showing how the predictions of the prophets who wrote these scriptures had a true insight into the future. These prophecies of Daniel and John were written for the enlightenment of the race as to the future, and the unfolding of these subjects are themes of paramount importance to every person to prepare him for a proper relation to them. 854 pages, illustrated. Cloth, marbled edges, $2.50; gilt edges, $2.75. Post-paid.

The Desire of Ages

By Mrs. E. G. White.

This book presents in a new and original manner the life of Christ—that life which revealed the love of the Father to a world lost in sin and death. He is shown to have clearly and certainly pointed out the “true and living way” by which man may be reinstated to the favor of God. Divinity and humanity were so combined in Him that He was victorious over the weaknesses of the latter and became a true example to every sinner. This book shows in detail and in a simple manner how this was accomplished in Him, and how whosoever will may have the same power. 900 royal octavo pages, beautifully illustrated, printed on fine enameled paper. Cloth bound, marbled edges, $3.50; gilt edges, $3.50; library style, $5.00; morocco, $7.00.

Outlines of Modern Science and Modern Christianity

By Geo. E. McCready Price.

A logical presentation of the true principles of Christianity, and shows the difference and contrast between them and the deductions of so-called modern science. Evolutionary geology is examined, and geology as taught by the Bible is considered as well. The two closing chapters are “Some Moral Aspects of the Evolution Theory,” and “Evolution and the World Problems.” These two chapters are worth more than the price of the book to any one desiring information on this subject. Bound in cloth, 75c, post-paid.

Health; How to Find It When It’s Lost, How to Keep It When It’s Found

By B. F. Richards.

A book for the well as well as for the sick. The author shows from reliable statistics the appalling fact that we are fast becoming an eyeless, toothless and stomachless race, and considers in detail such practical questions as good foods, food combinations, stimulants, vegetarianism, how to avoid consumption, care of the teeth, office of the skin, value of the bath and its proper uses, home remedies, etc. 222 pages, cloth bound, $1.00, post-paid.

Friend in the Kitchen

By Mrs. Anna L. Colcord.

A book calculated to educate people in the ways of healthful living. A cook book in which are 400 thoroughly tested recipes for the preparation of good, wholesome dishes, none of which include meat of any kind. It gives the nutritive value of foods, time required to digest various foods, rules for dyspeptics, best food for infants, substitutes for meats, and, in fact, about everything a person wishing to reform his dietary needs to study. Durably bound in oilcloth, 60c, post-paid.

TRACTS

Waymarks to the Holy City—B. S. L. No. 115

A study of the 7th chapter of the book of Daniel, in which is brought to view four great beasts, representing four universal kingdoms of the earth. The work of the little horn which was to make war with the saints, is discussed, and its final ending portrayed. Then comes the glorious kingdom which was given to the saints of the Most High. Illustrated. Price, 1 cent each; per hundred 72 cents.

The Eastern Question—B. S. L. No. 144

What its solution means to the whole world. This subject has to do with the kingdom of Turkey, showing its rise in prophecy and history, prophecies fulfilled, and those still to be fulfilled concerning it, and the crisis that comes to the world when this power comes to its end. Price, 1 cent each; per hundred, 72 cents.

The Return of the Jews—A. G. L. No. 62

The subject treated in this tract is one that has attracted the general attention of Bible readers, but unfortunately is not well understood. The writer presents the subject from the standpoint of God’s promise to Abraham, clearly showing who are the true Israel, and when and where they will be gathered. Illustrated. Price, 2 cents each; per hundred, $1.32.

The Great Day of the Lord—B. S. L. No. 65

There is wide diversity of opinion in the Christian world in regard to the character, length, and scope of the great day of the Lord, as well as its relation to man. In the light of the Scriptures, the writer makes clear this important subject. Price, 2½ cents each; per hundred, $1.74.

Heralds of His Coming—A. G. L. No. 51

Is it a literal coming? Is the end really near? May we know the time? These are a few of the questions treated in the tract. Some of the special signs of Christ’s second coming are pointed out, and a very interesting chart produced, portraying in a vivid manner the points dwelt on in the tract. Price, 1½ cents each; per hundred, 98 cents.

The Great Threefold Message—A. G. L. No. 47

While the Gospel, or God’s plan for saving man, has always been the same, it has had special saving truths connected with it for each generation. In this tract a great threefold message for our day is brought to light, and offered to the world as God’s remedy for the ills of Christendom. Price, 1 cent each; per hundred, 68 cents.

God’s Message for To-day—B. S. L. No. 81

A tract of like nature to the foregoing, showing that God has had special messages for His people and the world at different times in the past. The warnings of Noah and Jonah, the message of John the Baptist, and the work of the Reformers are produced as evidence. Then the searchlight is turned on the prophecies which have their fulfillment in our day, showing the events to transpire, and how they concern us. Price, ½ cent each; per hundred, 36 cents.

The Temporal Millennium—B. S. L. No. 121

This tract defines the word millennium, and shows when and where the millennial reign with Christ, as brought to view in Revelation 20, will take place. Those acquainted only with the popular view of this subject will be especially interested in reading this tract. Price, 1½ cents each; per hundred, $1.10.

Spiritualism, Its Source and Character—B. S. L. No. 112

The writer treats this subject from a Bible standpoint, beginning with some of the deceptions of olden times and carrying the study down to the modern phases, manifestations, and teachings of this great deception, showing clearly its source and character. Price, 1 cent each; per hundred, 72 cents.

Sound an Alarm—B. S. L. No. 167

This tract treats on a number of the evils abounding in the social, political, and religious world to-day. The conditions are certainly alarming, and we need to view them in the light of God’s Word and find a place of refuge for ourselves and as many more as will enter. “The prudent man foreseeth the evil and hideth himself, but the simple pass on and are punished.” The tract is illustrated. Price, 1 cent each; per hundred, 72 cents.

Babylon Is Fallen—B. S. L. No. 169

In Rev. 14:8 we have the statement, “Babylon is fallen, is fallen, that great city, because she made all nations drink of the wine of the wrath of her fornication.” The tract answers the questions, What is Babylon? What is her fall? and What the remedy and salvation from her ruin? Price, 1½ cents each; per hundred, $1.10.

Marshaling of the Nations—B. S. L. No. 161

A pamphlet of 44 pages, dealing with the movements of the great nations of to-day, showing how a few great powers are rapidly gaining control of the whole world. There are several instructive maps, showing the partitioning of the world as it is being made. There is a meaning in all this that concerns every one, and the writer brings forth light from the divine Word for our consideration and profit. Price, 10 cents each.

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