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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 1, 1902

Publishers' Page

Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Company.

Sabbath-School Lessons for the Third Quarter

THE International Sabbath-School Quarterly, No. 29, containing the Sabbath-school lessons for the third quarter of the present year, is now ready.

The lessons for the coming quarter will be a continuation of the Studies in the Gospel Message, under the following general topics:—

The Gospel Message for All the World; Ceremonialism Leads to Bondage; The Curse of Formalism; Living Temples Are Found in Babylon; Preserving the Temple from Defilement; The Glory Revealed in the Temple; The Religion of Babylon Does Not Recognize the True Temple; The Living Temple Reveals the Mystery of Godliness; The Living Principle in History; The Revealed Secret; The Secret of Continuance; Justification by Faith, the Basis of the Continuance of the Kingdom; The Message of Justification by Faith Will Establish the Everlasting Kingdom.

These lessons are of unusual interest, and full of important practical principles. Price, 5 cents a copy.

“Story of Daniel the Prophet”

An excellent book to study in connection with the Sabbath-school lessons for the coming quarter.

BEGINNING with the fourth lesson, the greater part of the remaining lessons for the quarter are upon the events recorded in the first and second chapters of the book of Daniel. These chapters contain the account of the captivity of Judah and the experiences of Daniel and his companions.

The “Story of Daniel the Prophet” is the fruit of many years of close Bible study and untiring research, and contains, in addition to an excellent biography of the great prophet, much important matter that will be especially helpful to all who study the Sabbath-school lessons for the coming quarter. The following chapter headings of the book, compared with the subjects of the Sabbath-school lessons, will suffice to show the importance of the “Story of Daniel the Prophet” in connection with a thorough study of the Sabbath-school lessons for the next quarter:—

Daniel and His Followers Tested; A Controversy Between Truth and Error; True Freedom in Worship; The Most High Ruleth; Last Years of the Babylonian Kingdom; The Handwriting on the Wall; Daniel in the Lions’ Den; Prophecy of Daniel Seven; The Eighth of Daniel; History of the Jews; The Sanctuary; Introduction to the Last Vision; History of the Decrees; History of Greece; The Fourth Kingdom; The Mystery of Iniquity; Work of the Mystery of Iniquity.

The book is beautifully bound; size, 6¼ x 8¼ inches; 295 pages; set in new, clear type, with the Scripture texts in the margin. Price, 75 cents, postpaid.

“Patriarchs and Prophets”

AN excellent and important commentary on the principal Bible subjects from Adam to the death of David, and especially essential in the study of the subjects of the International Sunday-School Lessons for the third and fourth quarters of the present year.

AS the International Lessons from July 6 through the remainder of the present year are upon some of the principal subjects in connection with the exodus and the general history of the children of Israel, and the thousands who will study these lessons are interested in all the subjects especially treated in “Patriarchs and Prophets,” the present time is unusually favorable for the placing of this important volume in the homes of the Bible students of the entire country.

Our people should put forth every effort possible to place this book in the homes of the Sunday-school people immediately. It is published in the English, Danish, Swedish, German, and Holland languages. Beautifully bound in all the popular bindings; 760 octavo pages. Prices, $2.25–$4.50.

The New Webster Dictionary, and Complete Vest-Pocket Library

BY E. Edgar Miles. Over 800,000 already sold. Contains 45,800 words, not counting definitions. Five valuable reference books actually embodied in one small volume of vest-pocket size, and sold for the price of one book, or less than one fifth of its real worth. Simple, handy, reliable, substantially bound, good print. Just what everybody needs for ready reference and constant use. Adapted alike to the wants of all classes of people.

A pronouncing dictionary and speller, a pronouncing and statistical gazetteer of the world; a complete parliamentary manual; a rapid calculator and compend of business and social forms, or, a letter writer and literary guide; a book of English synonyms; a volume of test words, or, a domestic and foreign postal guide,—you will find all these desirable things, and much besides, in the “Complete Vest-Pocket Library.” This fivefold volume is a great educator, and will pay for itself many times in a year. Bound in three styles:—

Cloth, red edges (indexed) . . . . . . $.25

In leather, gold stamp, gilt edges (indexed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

In extra morocco, gold stamp, gilt edges (indexed), with calendar, memorandum, and postage-stamp holder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60

ALL our churches will unite next Sabbath, July 5, in an offering to pay the balance on the Christiania Publishing House debt. The amount needed is $30,000.

“The Scriptural Foundation of Science”

MANY throughout our ranks have for a long time expressed a desire for a work setting forth the Bible as a textbook in science. In response to this demand, Dr. L. A. Reed has written an excellent little volume, entitled “The Scriptural Foundations of Science.” This book was written for the purpose of inspiring faith in the Bible as a guide in all scientific investigation. It maintains that all truth is in the Word, that the Word is perfect, containing all the truth so fully that it is called THE TRUTH, and being the truth, it contains conformity to all facts.

It is the purpose of the book to answer all such questions as, “How can the Bible be a guide in science when it does not mention many of the simple facts of science?” and to demonstrate that, notwithstanding its seeming silence in many simple things, the Bible is the most perfect guidebook in science that can be found.

This book is worthy of a careful consideration and a large circulation. It is beautifully bound in cloth, elaborately illustrated, and printed in new, clear type. In size it is 5 x 7 inches, ½ inch thick. It contains 272 pages. Price, 75 cents, postpaid.

The New Commandment Charts

THE Review and Herald Publishing Company has just received a new supply of very fine Commandment Lecture Charts. These charts are 36 x 46 inches in size, and are printed on extra fine cloth, and in type appropriate for tent and hall use. Price, $1, postpaid.

Tent-Meeting Leaflets

SERIES of thirty-two numbers, excellent for use in connection with the tent effort, and also good for general circulation.

The series covers the following subjects:—

No. 1, Our Sure Guide; No. 2, A Wonderful Dream; No. 3, Four Great Monarchies; No. 4, Do You Know? No. 5, Do You See Them? (scoffers); No. 6, The Law of God; No. 7, Who Changed the Sabbath? No. 8, Rome’s Challenge; No. 9, Do You Believe This? (the law of God); No. 10, A Plain Question; No. 11, Some Things That We Believe; No. 12, Don’t Try to Improve It (the law); No. 13, Which Day Do You Keep? No. 14, Duty to God; No. 15, A Blessing and a Promise; No. 16, He Saves to the Uttermost; No. 17, Plain Language (on the law); No. 18, Be Not Deceived; No. 19, Does God Mean What He Says? No. 20, The Two Laws; No. 21, The Harmony of the Law and the Gospel; No. 22, Will You Have Right to the Tree of Life? No. 23, Does This Mean You? No. 24, Have You a Carnal Mind? No. 25, God’s Call; No. 26, The Judgment; No. 27, Are You Guilty? No. 28, Behold, I Come Quickly; No. 29, An Invitation; No. 30, Here Is Wisdom (666); No. 31, Will You Stand in the Judgment? No. 32, Can This Be Said of You?

Each number is composed of two pages of reading, 5½ x 7¾ inches in size. Many of them are illustrated. All are unique in design and excellent in matter. Price, 10 cents per hundred, postpaid.

The Review and Herald Publishing Company has about 200 of these series bound in paper cover for convenience in preserving them for reference. Price of bound numbers, 5 cents each, postpaid.