VOLUME 6

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 30, 1901

Testimony No. 34.

VOLUME 6.

This volume is full of timely matter for every Seventh-day Adventist. Special instruction is necessary for the work of proclaiming the message at this particular stage of its progress, and the contents of this book should be thoroughly studied by all, in order that the foundation principles governing this work may be familiar household topics of study and conversation. When this results, a fresh impetus will be given to our efforts. The contents of the seven sections into which the book is divided cover the entire range of our work, and are entitled as follows: “The Outlook,” “Evangelistic Work,” “Education,” “Medical Missionary Work,” “Canvassing,” “Cautions and Counsels,” and “Calls to Service.”

The REVIEW AND HERALD reports having sold over one thousand copies since its appearance about the middle of June, and it is hoped that this may be but the beginning of an effort on the part of every individual to become thoroughly versed in the principles underlying our work for these last days.

Proceeds of sales go to the relief of the Christiania Publishing House.

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