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WATCHMAN, WHAT OF THE NIGHT? THE MORNING COMETH
The illustration appearing on this page gives but a faint idea of the first page of cover, which is printed in colors.
The European Outlook
(a) International condition of nations—Feeling of masses, socialism, etc.
(b) Great general tendencies
(c) The sure end
Prophetic American Outlook
(a) The Two Horns of Rev. 13:11—Principles of the same—The departure from and certain end
The Church and State Outlook
(a) Object, scope, and purpose of each
(b) Separation means life; union is death to both
(c) The tendencies to a closer union everywhere, with Sunday the center
The Prophetic Papal Outlook
(a) The enfeebled condition of the papacy at the beginning of the century
(b) How it was regarded then and how it is regarded now
(c) What will the end be?
Professed Protestant Outlook
(a) Principles of true Protestantism
(b) Protestantism at the beginning of the century—Its attitude toward the papacy—Cherishing of the papal principles.
(c) Its refusal to follow the light
(d) Its present condition in yielding to papal principles
The Gospel Outlook
(a) What the Gospel is
(b) What the Gospel offers
(c) What the Gospel will do for all who believe it
The Christian’s Outlook
(a) His triumph over sin, unbelief, darkness, and error
(b) Christ coming as King, and the regenerated earth and people
In addition to the foregoing general articles, there are original poems, a story for the home, and an original song with music.
The editors supplement the matter furnished by general writers so as to make this paper present quite a complete survey of the signs that are fulfilling in these times.
This World’s Outlook Number is quite generally regarded as one of the most important documents that has come from the “Signs” press.
Missions Outlook
(a) The prospect is the evangelization, not the conversion, of the world
(b) The necessity of a positive belief in missions
(c) The everlasting Gospel
A Century Review
(a) Arts and science—Marvelous progress in material lines.
(b) Statecraft—Effect of America upon, and the high-water mark that was reached in 1864
(c) Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Oriental religions—Psychical (Christian Science, Spiritualism)
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