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The World’s Crisis in the Light of Prophecy

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 31, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 55.

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“The World’s Crisis in the Light of Prophecy”

As announced last week, the Review and Herald is bringing out a new book in which present-day events are handled in such a way as to make more vivid and impressive the truth for this time which the Lord has committed to us. “The World’s Crisis in the Light of Prophecy” is not published for the purpose of giving up-to-date information regarding the war. Newspapers and magazines are full of that. The object of this work is to show from God’s Word what these things mean to the people of this world at this time, that men and women may be ready for the coming of the Lord, which these things show to be near at hand.
One lady, not a regular colporteur, so appreciates the possibilities in this book that she has asked for a thousand copies to sell in her neighborhood. It will sell almost at sight.
The book is well illustrated, and has cover in two colors. The various chapters have been written by men who have made a study of the prophecies for years, and are prepared to speak upon these subjects. Notice the following outline of topics:—
Foreword: “What Do These Things Mean?”
Chapter 1: “The Portent of the Times; the Great European Conflict and Its Meaning.”
Chapter 2: “The Eastern Question in Prophecy; What Comes When Turkey Falls?”
Chapter 3: “Approaching Armageddon.”
Chapter 4: “Waymarks to the Kingdom; Prophetic Outlines of the World’s History.”
Chapter 5: “The Primitive Faith the Standard for This Generation.”
Chapter 6: “Christ’s Second Coming; the World Waiting for Its Redeemer.”
Chapter 7: “Signs of the Approaching End.”
Chapter 8: “The Gospel Message for This Generation; the Judgment Hour—What It Involves.”
Chapter 9: “The Home of the Saved.”
It is expected this book will be ready for circulation within a week. Prices: Single copy, only 25 cents, postpaid; 100 copies, $12.50; 200 copies, freight paid, $25.
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