THE “SIGNS” OF JULY 24 by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jun 26, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 26.

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THE “SIGNS” OF JULY 24.

By Editor

What are the two chief characteristics most talked of in the world at the present time?

What has been discussed with increasing and wide-spread interest for the last two years?

What do we find elaborated in almost every newspaper and magazine of the present?

Two words will answer these questions: “War,” “Wealth.”

Preparations for war have been conducted for years on a scale unparalleled in the history of nations; and the end is not yet.

Capitalistic corporations, trusts, monopolies, have compassed vast wealth, heaped up gold, and they now control the life-currents of commerce to an extent that strikes alarm throughout the world.

Mammon and Mars hold universal sway.

“What Do These Things Mean?”

multitudes are asking. What will be their influence upon the world? Are the immediate conditions they forebode likely to be permanent?

They affect this entire world; they affect religion, politics, commerce, industry, and the very existence of man himself; has not God, who gave His Son to die for this world, said naught concerning this in His Word?

The storm-centers of all this agitation are in this hitherto favored land; has God left its people in darkness?

He has not. The light of the “more sure Word of prophecy,” which has foretold every great epoch-making, era-reckoning event or movement, illuminates the paths thru which the nations are now passing; clearly, definitely, and at times in wondrous detail is the story foretold.

It shall be the effort of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES of July 24 to set before its readers, whom we hope for that issue may be multiplied tenfold,

What these things mean in the light of the Word.

Beautifully illustrated, by pictures that speak, and clearly told by pens that are consecrated to truth, will be this issue. It will contain 16 pages with colored cover containing a fine illustrated poem that is itself worth much more than the price of the paper, so inspiringly true it is. Prices as follows: single copies, five cents; 10 copies, 30 cents; 100 copies, $2.00.

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