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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 9, 1896

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 22, No. 2.

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SOME LATE TRACTS.

Bible Student's Library.

No. 135. “Honor Due to God.” By E. J. Waggoner. Price, 10 cents. This is an excellent pamphlet on the subject of the Christian’s use of means in tithes and offerings. It is a good book for all Christians to read.
No. 136. “The Millennial Age.” By J. H. Durland. This is a sixteen-page tract, giving a brief account of the events ushering in, during, and at the close of, the thousand years of Revelation 20. It meets in a brief form the erroneous theory of the thousand years’ reign of Christ on the earth, by showing that at that time the earth is desolate, and Christ is in heaven. Price, 2 cents.
No. 137. “The New Testament Sabbath.” A simple setting forth of some of the plainest facts concerning the Sabbath in the New Testament. We regret to see two erroneous statements in the present edition concerning Acts 18:1-11, but we understand that this will be corrected in later editions. This tract is illustrated. Price, 2 cents.
No. 138. “America’s Crisis” (illustrated). By U. Smith, editor of the Review and Herald. This tract has already had a large circulation. It shows that the United States is a subject of prophecy, the prophetic symbol of this government in the Revelation, and the work there declared that this country shall do. It clearly shows that the prophecy is being fulfilled, and that the crisis of the nation is upon us. It also reveals what in the light of prophecy all this Sunday-law agitation means. Give it a large circulation. Price, 4 cents.
No. 139. “The Gospel Primer.” A lucid and simple (not silly) setting forth of some of the great facts of the Gospel and Bible truth. Profusely illustrated. Of great interest to children learning the sweet story of old. Price, 25 cents.
No. 140. “The Saints’ Inheritance.” By J. N. Loughborough. This pamphlet of 88 pages sets forth in eleven chapters the great biblical facts concerning the future home of the saints, including, among other subjects, the promises to the meek, and to Abraham, the purpose of God concerning the earth, the literalness of the kingdom, the time when set up, the millennium, the New Jerusalem, etc., etc. Interesting and, to the believer, assuring. Price, 10 cents.
These are published by the International Tract Society, which has offices in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Battle Creek, Mich., and Oakland, Cal. We regret greatly that the various numbers of the Library are not published with the same size page, as many subscribers wish to bind them. The above numbers may be obtained by addressing Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal.

Apples of Gold Library.

There has been issued of late in this excellent little Library, page envelope size, the following little tracts, the subject matter of which is indicated by the title:—
No. 24. “He Saves to the Utmost.” 4 for 1 cent.
No. 25. “Bible Authority for Sunday Observance.” 1 cent.
No. 26. “I Will Come Again.” 2 for 1 cent.
No. 27. “Religious Liberty.” 2 for 1 cent.
No. 28. “Law of Liberty.” 1 cent.
No. 29. “Law of Love.” 1 cent.
These tracts are useful in personal correspondence.
For any or all of the above address the Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal.