BIBLE STUDENTS' LIBRARY

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · May 28, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 29.

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"BIBLE STUDENTS' LIBRARY."

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READ the following and see if there is not some publication in this list which you wish to read yourself, or which may be of eternal benefit to some friend. The numbers omitted are not now published.
No. 85. Twofold Evidence of Acceptance with God. This is an eight-page tract by M. C. Wilcox. It shows from the Scriptures that God's law of two or more witnesses is true in the Christian life, and that therefore the Christian need not be in doubt as to his acceptance with God; and not only this, but the evidence is not one of feeling or emotion, but constant and unwavering. Price, 1 cent.
No. 86. Justification, Regeneration, Sanctification. A tract of 16 pages by M. C. Wilcox, showing the scriptural use of the above terms and what they should mean to the Christian. Price, 2 cents.
No. 90. The Bible Doctrine of the Trinity. This tract of 16 pages is a reprint of an article in the New York Independent, by the late Samuel Spear, D.D. It presents the Bible view of the doctrine of the Trinity in the terms used in the Bible, and therefore avoids all philosophical discussion and foolish speculation. It is a tract worthy of reading. Price, 2 cents.
No. 93. Christian Science. What Is It? Is It Science? Is It Christian? This pamphlet, of 86 pages, by H. A. St. John, discusses a very important subject. Part I treats on Unscientific Theories; Part II, on Unchristian Theories, especially considering Christian Science as compared with Modern Spiritualism; Part III, Modern Spiritualism, Its Origin and Progress. It substantiates its statements by liberal quotations from these various theories. Price, 15 cents.
No. 95. From Sabbath to Sunday. A tract of eight pages, by E. E. Franke, showing by various testimony, biblical, historical, and religious, that there is no ground for Sunday observance. Price, 1 cent.
Any of the above will be sent post free on receipt of price. Order by number, not by name. Address Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal.