New Works by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 3, 1872

New Works.

By Editor

The Publishing Association has the past summer issued new editions of some of its standard works, and published some new ones, of which we give notice below:

1. The Sanctuary and Twenty-three hundred Days. The original work of Bro. Andrews, carefully revised by the author. The most thorough and complete work we have ever had on this subject. 96 pp. Price 10c.

2. The Atonement, by Bro. Waggoner, revised and enlarged. This is just the work to place in the hands of thinking men and women on this fundamental and most important subject: 168 pp. Price 20c.

3. The Three Messages of Rev. 14, particularly the Third Angel’s Message, and Two-horned Beast, by J. N. Andrews. Third edition, revised. 126 pp. Price 15c.

4. A Refutation of the doctrine called The Age to Come, by J. H. Waggoner. This book appears as a second edition of a former work on this subject, entitled The Kingdom of God; but the author in his preface says, “This is more than a second edition or revision of the former work on the Kingdom of God. One entire chapter (III) has been added, and the rest of it has been mostly rewritten.” It is an unanswerable refutation of the dreary error it attacks. 168 pp. Price 20c.

5. The Ten Commandments not abolished. A review of the position so often resorted to to evade the claims of the Sabbath, that the ten commandments are abolished. By J. H. Waggoner. A little work that should be kept doing constant execution. 32 pp. Price 4c.

6. Without Excuse. A brief survey of the many ways in which God has warned the world of the coming of the great day. 8 pp. Price $1.00 per hundred.

7. The Coming of the Lord, by an English writer. 16 pp. $1.00 per hundred.

8. The Lost Time Question, by D. M. Canright. A complete exposure of the oft-repeated quibble respecting lost time, confusion in numbering the days of the week, &c. 24 pp. Price 3c.