THE LATEST ISSUES OF THE BIBLE STUDENTS' LIBRARY.
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The Privilege of Prayer.—By Mrs. E. G. White. Bible Students' Library No. 125. This number contains precious instruction on this vital subject, which is so closely connected with Christian life and growth. It should be carefully and prayerfully read by every professed follower of Christ. It is profitable reading for all. Price, 2 cents. Now ready. Christ as Prophet, Priest, and King.—By Elder M. C. Wilcox. Bible Students' Library No. 127. In this tract the author shows very clearly how Christ, as a divinely appointed Teacher, Exemplar, and Saviour, conducted himself with relation to civil government, and what we may learn from his teaching and example. Christ's work as Mediator during the time of his priesthood in the heavenly sanctuary, the nature of his present reign, and the work committed to his followers, are all dwelt upon. How will Christ's kingdom be set up? Will it come through "the gateway of politics"? by civil laws? by the politics of nations? by the manipulation of votes? All these questions are fully answered, and Scripture evidence adduced in proof of positions taken. A most excellent little tract. Price, 2 cents. Now ready. Christ Our Advocate—His Ministry in the True Tabernacle.—By Elder M. H. Brown. Bible Students' Library No. 128. This pamphlet will be a brief, comprehensive treatise of the work of Christ in the sanctuary in heaven. It describes the sanctuary built by Moses and its furniture, and traces the priesthood, service, and history of the tabernacle and the temple until the destruction of the latter, in A.D. 70. It shows the connection between the worldly and the heavenly sanctuary, and the service in each, proceeding from type to antitype, from the shadow to the substance. This little work will give a brief yet complete consideration of the entire subject. It will be treated in a simple yet thorough manner, and so clearly and forcibly brought out that those not of our faith, and unfamiliar with the subject, can read and understand. The sanctuary question is one of the most important in the Bible, and a clear and correct idea of the work of Christ as Advocate, the blotting out of sins, the judgment, and kindred topics, is most important. It is a subject, too, which will not arouse prejudice, and yet when understood, forms in a measure a key to the chain of truths which we hold. The importance of the subject ought to be a sufficient inducement to encourage all in giving this pamphlet a very wide circulation. Price, 10 cents. Ready in December. Sabbath School Lessons on the Sanctuary of the Bible.—Bible Students' Library No. 129. A topical study of this important subject, covering the first quarter of 1895. Price, 5 cents. Now ready. Address, Pacific Press Publishing Co., Oakland, Cal.; Kansas City, Mo.; N. Y. City.