"BIBLE STUDENTS' LIBRARY."
By Editor
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. 111. Tormented Forever and Ever; or God's Test of Immortality. This tract of sixteen pages, by M. C. Wilcox, gives a new exposition of Rev. 14: 11; 20: 10, together with a consideration of such texts as Matt. 25: 41, 46; Mark 9: 43-48, and others. It considers in connection with this the doctrine of life only through Christ, and shows the unity and harmony of the Bible teaching on the subject of the immortality of man. Price, 2 cents. No. 112. Spiritualism, Its Source and Character. This is a careful revision of "Spiritualism, a Satanic Delusion," and "Samuel and the Witch of Endor," containing the important points of both of these tracts of 32 pages. This contains but 16 pages. It also presents some new matter that was not in the old ones. It explains clearly the account of Samuel and the woman of Endor, shows the character of Spiritualism, and points out the true way to test all such claims as are made in this modern delusion. Price, 2 cents. No. 113. The Christian Sabbath from a Roman Catholic Standpoint. This is a reprint of four articles from the Catholic Mirror, just as they at first appeared in that paper, of September 2, 9, 16, and 23, 1893. The Mirror speaks preëminently for the Roman Catholic Church in America, and this tract presents the Catholic argument in regard to the Sunday question. It certainly shows that Protestants in defending and upholding Sunday are standing not upon God's word, the only true Protestant rock, but on Catholic tradition. The only comments which are made aside from the matter itself are in footnotes. Price, 4 cents. No. 114. The Identical Seventh Day. This tract of 16 pages meets three common objections that are brought against the Sabbath of the Bible: First, the round world; secondly, lost time; and third, the seventh part of time. These are candidly considered and clearly answered. This is just the tract to place in the hands of those who are confused by any of these objections. Price, 2 cents. Any of the above will be sent post free on receipt of price. Order by number not by name. Address, Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal.