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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 13, 1898

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 24, No. 2.

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An Alphabetical List of Our Pamphlets.

Abiding Sabbath and The Lord’s Day, by A. T. Jones, a review of a $500 and $1,000 “prize essay” on the Sabbath. These essays are perhaps the best contributions to Sunday sacredness literature, and this review is an important one. B. S. L. No. 2, 173 pages, 20c.
Ancient Sabbath, by D. T. Bourdeau, a refutation of 44 so-called objections, with critical and practical thoughts on the law and Sabbath, and on the Greek of certain passages, 85 pages, 10c.
Appeal from the U. S. Supreme Court Decision, making this a “Christian nation,” a protest, by A. T. Jones, a powerful protest against the union of Church and State involved in this decision. R. L. L. No. 8, 86 pages, 15c.
Angels, Their Nature and Ministry, revised by J. H. Waggoner. This interesting pamphlet not only treats of the ministry of unfallen angels, but gives the origin and work of Satan as well. B. S. L. No. 83, 137 pages, 20c.
Bible Sanctification, a contrast of true and false theories, by Mrs. E. G. White. The multitude of false theories respecting this subject makes a clear scriptural treatise a necessity. B. S. L. No. 1, 82 pages, 10c.
Captivity of the Republic. This republic has been captured; how it came about is here related. R. L. L. No. 6, 126 pages, 15c.
Change of the Sabbath, was it by divine or human authority? by Geo. I. Butler, 218 pages, 20c.
Christ and His Righteousness, by Dr. E. J. Waggoner. Is Christ God? Christ as Creator, Is Christ a Created Being? God Manifest in the Flesh, Christ the Lawgiver, are a portion of the subjects treated. B. S. L. No. 72, 96 pages, 10c.
Christ in the Old Testament and the Sabbath in the New, by Elder James White. In addition to the subjects above indicated, one chapter treats “The Old Moral Code Not Revised.” 56 pages, 10c.
Christ Our Advocate, His ministry in the true tabernacle, by M. H. Brown. Christ’s work in heaven is told in a way that is easily understood. Several illustrations and diagrams serve to make clear the arrangement and service of the earthly tabernacle, and aid in the contemplation of the heavenly. B. S. L. No. 128, 112 pages, 10c.
Christian Science. What Is It? Is It Science? Is It Christian? Is It Akin to Modern Spiritualism? By Elder H. A. St. John. B. S. L. No. 93, 85 pages, 15c.
Church and State, by James T. Ringgold, of the Baltimore bar; origin of Church and State union, and the results as still shown on our statute-books. R. L. L. No. 3, 60 pages, 10c.
Due Process of Law and Divine Right of Dissent, by A. T. Jones, a review of Judge Hammond’s decision in the King case, to which is added the decision itself; also the decision of the Supreme Court of California in a similar case. R. L. L. No. 1, 120 pages, 15c.
Experience and Views of Mrs. E. G. White. This pamphlet was first published in 1851 and contains the early writings and experiences of Mrs. E. G. White. 25c.
Helps to Bible Study, revised, a series of Bible-readings designed as an aid to the personal study of the Scriptures. 125 pages, 22c.
Historical Sketches of Foreign Missions, illustrated and containing much valuable information concerning our missionary work in foreign lands. 294 pages, 50c.
History of the Sabbath, in three volumes, by J. N. Andrews, same contents as bound book. 508 pages, 75c.
Honor Due to God, thoughts on tithes and offerings, by E. J. Waggoner. B. S. L. No. 135, 61 pages, 10c.
Hope of the Gospel, by J. N. Loughborough, treats of the character of the Christian hope, the time of its realization, and the promises on which it is based. 80 pages, 10c.
Judgment, its events in their order, by J. N. Andrews. B. S. L. No. 55, 15c.
Legal Sunday, its history and character, by James T. Ringgold. Every phase of Sunday in legislation, historically, morally, and constitutionally considered. R. L. L. No. 22, 260 pages, 40c.
Life, Its Source and Purpose, by Wm. Covert, an intensely interesting presentation of the wonderful subject of life through Christ. The last chapter, entitled “All Things Harmonized in Christ,” contains a mine of encouragement and information. B. S. L. No. 108, 10c.
Lord’s Day, the Test of the Ages, by Elder M. C. Wilcox. This subject has become and will continue to be the testing question of the age, as it has been of other ages. It is comprehensively treated in this pamphlet. B. S. L. No. 134, 15c.
Man’s Nature and Destiny, or The State of the Dead, the Reward of the Righteous and the End of the World. Elder Uriah Smith, 332 pp., 50c.
Matthew 24, or The Second Coming of Christ, an exposition of our Saviour’s great prophecy. B. S. L. No. 58, 94 pages, 10c.
Modern Spiritualism, A Subject of Prophecy and a Sign of the Times. Elder Uriah Smith. 156 pp., 20c.
Nature and Obligation of the Sabbath, by J. H. Waggoner, answers the arguments urged in favor of first-day observance. B. S. L. No. 54, 96 pages, 10c.
Objections to Visions, a manifestation of spiritual gifts according to the Scriptures. Elder Uriah Smith. 144 pages, 20c.
Prophetic Lights, by E. J. Waggoner, treats of the leading prophecies of both New and Old Testament in a way well calculated to prove their inspiration and importance. The book is elegantly illustrated, contains nearly 200 large octavo pages. B. S. L. No. 117, 50c.
Redeemer and Redeemed, or The Plan of Redemption through Christ. Elder James White. 10c.
Review of the Two Sermons by Rev. R. G. Baird. A defense of the Sabbath of the Lord. J. H. Waggoner. 64 pages, 10c.
Rights of the People, of civil government and religion, illustrated. In addition to being an up-to-date treatise on this great subject, it contains the Constitution of the U. S., the Dred Scott Decision, together with the Dissenting Opinion, and the Christian Nation Decision. R. L. L. No. 32, 40c.
Sabbath and the Law, by J. N. Andrews, contains 192 pages, and gives an outline of the Biblical and secular history of the Sabbath for 6,000 years. B. S. L. No. 53, 20c.
Saints’ Inheritance, or The Earth Made New, by J. N. Loughborough, fifth edition, revised and enlarged. B. S. L. No. 140, 10c.
Sanctuary and the Twenty-three Hundred Days of Daniel 8 and 14. 224 pages, 30c.
Seven Trumpets of Rev. 8 and 9, third edition. As a portion of these trumpets are a part of the great Eastern Question, its study is especially appropriate just now. 96 pages, 10c.
Siberia and the Nihilists, Why Kennan Went to Siberia, by William Jackson Armstrong. A clear presentation of the cause of the Nihilists, as well as that of religious despotism as it exists in Russia. 160 pages, 25c.
Social Purity and Talk to Girls. Nothing more chaste and effective in the line of social purity literature has ever been published. 82 pp., 25c.
Spirit of God, Its Offices and Manifestations to the End of the Christian Age. Especial attention is given to the connection existing between obedience to the law of God and the presence of the gifts of the Spirit. It deserves careful study. J. H. Waggoner. 142 pages, 15c.
Sun of Righteousness, an exposition of the scriptures bearing upon the two advents of Christ. H. A. St. John, B. S. L. No. 97, 10c.
Sunday, The Origin of Its Observance in the Christian Church, by E. J. Waggoner. B. S. L. No. 80, 15c.
Sunday Laws of the States and Territories. A careful compilation of such laws as they exist on the statute-books. Sent. Lib. No. 42, 20c.
Sunday, Seventh-day Examined. A refutation of the claim that Sunday is the true seventh day of the fourth commandment. 88 pages, 10c.
Sure Word of Prophecy, a study of the book of Daniel. M. H. Brown, B. S. L. No. 131, 10c.
Three Messages of Rev. 14:6–12, by J. N. Andrews. 141 pages, 15c.
Thoughts on Baptism, being an examination of Christian baptism, its action, subjects, and relations; also a brief consideration of the historical evidences for trine immersion. J. H. Waggoner. 210 pages, 25c.
Will a Man Rob God? Practical thoughts on tithes and offerings. R. A. Underwood, B. S. L. No. 145, 10c.
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