Exceedingly Valuable

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 22, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 33.

"Exceedingly Valuable"

"I received a copy of 'Questions and Answers.' . . . I have given it a very careful examination, and consider it an exceedingly valuable book to be placed in the hands of our people. I would like to see a copy of it in every Adventist home. We will do what we can in this conference to encourage our people to secure it."

"Perhaps I can best express my idea of the desirability of such a book by saying that for some time before the notice of its publication was sent out, I had been cutting out the Query Department of the 'Signs,' with the idea of later classifying and putting them in some permanent shape for reference. Now I have been saved that labor, and have something better than I could have arranged."

"I received the little book 'Questions and Answers.' . . . From what little examination I have been able to give it so far, I consider it a valuable little help. . . . We have appreciated the 'Signs of the Times' very much in our field, and believe the Lord is using the same to lead men and women to accept the third angel's message."

"The new book 'Questions and Answers' came to my desk a few days ago. I have always been a very interested reader of the Question Corner of the 'Signs,' and receive this book with great pleasure. I am much pleased with the general make-up of the book and the way the questions are arranged by subjects."

" . . . My appreciation of the little book 'Questions and Answers,' which came to hand a few days ago. At the recent ministerial institute at Philadelphia, one of the most valuable features was the question box; and I have found in conducting conventions, that the question box was one of the most interesting and best appreciated parts of the program. I think that the idea of gathering and classifying the questions and answers that have been appearing in the 'Signs' is a splendid one, and I am sure that all will find such a book a very valuable help. There is danger that a writer, as well as a preacher, may say a great deal without really touching some vital point that may be troubling the people. 'Questions and Answers' is where they can ask for what is wanted and get it."

"Can ask for what is wanted and get it."

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