Bible Students' Library.
By Editor
We wish to call especial attention to the above important publication. It is now undergoing thorough revision as rapidly as is consistent with thoroughness and other circumstances. Some of the last numbers issued and about to be issued are as follows:— No. 107. This is the old title of a new and much better tract. It should be circulated everywhere. It shows by the Scripture who did not change and who would seek to change the day, and it confirms the Scripture testimony by Roman Catholic and Protestant witnesses. Price 3 cents. Life, Its Source and Purpose.
No. 108. This is a ten-cent pamphlet by Elder Wm. Covert, on the positive side of the life question. It shows how we may obtain life in Christ Jesus our Lord. The last chapter, and there are nine in the little work, is worth the price of the pamphlet. Price 10 cents. Tormented Forever and Ever;
Or God's Test of Immortality.
Spiritualism: Its Source and Character.
No. 112. This tract contains all that is worth preserving in Nos. 12 and 13, and more. It is both of these 32-page tracts combined in one 24 page, and is worthy of a wide circulation. Price 3 cents. From a Roman Catholic view-point.
No. 113. This is the reprint, by importunate request, of the articles in the Catholic Mirror which have recently appeared in the American Sentinel. It shows very conclusively the inconsistency of Protestants in holding to Sunday as a Bible Sabbath, and that while professing to go by the Bible and the Bible alone, they are following the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. Price 4 cents. The Identical Seventh Day.
No. 114. There are three stock objections brought against the Sabbath: (1) THE ROUND WORLD, (2) THE QUESTION OF LOST TIME, and (3) THE SEVENTH PART OF TIME. These questions have hitherto been considered in three tracts, Nos. 7, 21, and 39, aggregating 64 pp. These three numbers are now discontinued, and these questions are treated clearly in a tract of 16 pages. All essential arguments are given in No. 114, "The Identical Seventh Day." Price 2 cents. The Waymarks to the Holy City;
No. 115. This is a revision of what was once No. 5. But as it needed revision, and as the former title was to some extent a misnomer, it has been revised and issued under the above number. Price 2 cents. The First Number for January, 1894, is
The Sabbath School Lessons on Luke.
No. 116. There will be one year's lessons on this book, and each quarter's lessons should be preserved. Price 5 cents. Prophetic Lights. (January, Extra.)
No. 117. This is that most worthy little work written by Elder E. J. Waggoner some years ago. It is just the book for circulation among those who know not the truth. It is finely illustrated, and is issued as a number of the Library at 50 cents. Christ Tempted as We Are.
No. 118. By Mrs. E. G. White. This is a most precious, comforting, and strengthening number. Price 2 cents.
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