"BIBLE STUDENTS' LIBRARY."
By Editor
WE have said little with reference to the above publication for some time; but it is still issued with its accustomed regularity. The numbers for this year are as follows:— No. 101, for January, price 1 cent, 8 pp., entitled "The Rest That Remains," by E. J. Waggoner. It is a brief but helpful exposition of Heb. 4:4-8. No. 102, for February, is Sabbath School Lessons on the Coming of the Lord for the second quarter of 1893. No. 103, for March, 24 pp., price 3 cents, "Shall Christians Be Members of Secret Societies," by Mrs. E. G. White. This tract should be widely circulated, as it contains important truth, pressed home by abundance of Scripture testimony. No. 104, for April, 16 pp., price 2 cents, "Justified by Faith." This is a reprint of the excellent articles on Justification in the Signs a short time since. This number is most worthy of study, and is worth more than many elaborate theories. No. 105, for May, 16 pp., price 2 cents, "The Way to Christ," by Mrs. E. G. White, a reprint of a publication first issued at the Bible Echo office in Australia. This is a helpful little tract. No 106, for June, is the Sabbath School Lessons on 1 Peter for Senior Divisions, for the present quarter of 1893. No. 107, for July, 24 pp., price 3 cents, is an absolutely new edition of "Who Changed the Sabbath?" We are sure it will commend itself to our workers everywhere as more direct, concise, and complete on this question than the old edition. It is the same size as the old No. 19 of the Library, and will take its place. No. 19 will be discontinued. No. 108 will be a small pamphlet on "Life, Its Source and Purpose," by Wm. Covert. It will present the nature of man and the life question from the positive and biblical side rather than the negative. Other numbers will be announced as they are ready. The Bible Students' Library is at present, and has been for some time, undergoing revision, and a large number of the old tracts will be either discontinued, consolidated, or thoroughly revised, bringing them into harmony with the rapidly advancing work of God.