"RELIGIOUS LIBERTY LIBRARY."
By Editor
No. 18, "Christ and the Pharisees," or "Christ's Faithfulness in Sabbath Keeping," by A. T. Jones. This tract of forty pages presents a striking parallel between the time of Christ and our own day, showing that as Christ was persecuted and even put to death for his faithfulness in keeping the Sabbath according to God's standard, so in our day those who keep God's Sabbath, the seventh day of the week, according to his commandments, are being and will continue to be persecuted for the same thing and for the same reasons. Price, 5 cents. No. 19, Protestantism, True and False, by A. F. Ballenger. This tract, after stating clearly the fundamental principles of true Protestantism, shows by incontrovertible evidence that modern Protestantism has fallen from these principles. It is similar to what was published some time ago in the Signs of the Times. An excellent tract, that should be widely circulated. Price, 4 cents. No. 20 "Civil Government and Religion," by A. T. Jones, shows the relation that should exist between the Church and the State, as indicated by the Scriptures and the evidence of past centuries. It is a most valuable treatise, which should be widely circulated. It is both scriptural and logical. In the appendix will be found the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States. One hundred and eighty-two pages. Price, 25 cents. No. 21 is a 12-page tract, entitled "Congress on Sunday Legislation." It gives a report of Congress in 1830 on religious legislation, and contrasts it with the 52d Congress. It is an important report, written by the Hon. Richard M. Johnson, of Kentucky, subsequently Vice President of the United States, and is a valuable document. Extracts from what eminent men have said in regard to religious rights are also given in this little tract. Price, 1½ cents. The above publications may be obtained at 271 West Main Street, Battle Creek, Mich., or any of our tract societies, or from this office.