p. 304 | Christ in the Gospels by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · May 20, 1886

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 12, No. 19.

"Christ in the Gospels."

By Editor

THIS is the title of one of the best books we have ever seen, and the very best of its kind. It is a harmony of the Gospels, in the exact language of Scripture. Not only are the events given in their chronological order, but the whole of what each Gospel writer says on any subject is given. By an ingenious arrangement of superior figures and brackets, the various narratives are woven together so that while all that is said in the Gospels on any subject may be seen at a glance, the reader can also tell at the same glance the words used in each Gospel. Thus every word in the four Gospels appears. The text is that of the Revised Version. Those who have tried to gather all the facts concerning some miracle, and at the same time to properly locate and credit the various parts of the narrative, will appreciate this book. It gives evidence of an almost infinite amount of work, yet the well printed and neatly bound volume costs only $1.50; with gilt edges, $2.00.

We can heartily and unqualifiedly recommend this book to everybody. All who love the Bible should have a copy. It may be obtained of the publishers, the American Publication Society of Hebrew, Morgan Park, Ill., or of the Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal. The Pacific Press will also furnish it with the SIGNS OF THE TIMES for one year for $3.00.