The June number of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES magazine appears with a beautiful and appropriate cover illustrating the prophecy of Daniel 12:4. It contains a number of leading articles which will be of special interest to our readers. One of the special ones is entitled —
"Many Shall Run To and Fro," by the editor, and in it is shown the providence of God in the great inventions of the past one hundred years or more, the extent and results of these to-day, and how all of this was but for a purpose — the giving of the Gospel in this generation. An important article.
Others are —
"Millions for Minutes," by M. C. Wilcox, showing the intensity of the times and conditions in communication and transportation. The new New York Grand Central Terminal is one example. You will enjoy every word.
"Sane and Scientific Eating," by David Paulson, M. D. The human furnace, dietetic clinkers, heat- and energy-producing food, the backbone of a meal, fruits and vegetables the dietetic storehouse for mineral salts, milk and eggs, natural meat substitute, and eating clinkers, are some of the subheadings of this strong article.
"England and the Reformation," by E. E. Andross. The Breaking Day considered in the following steps: Britain's part, the reforming power, two parties developed, the cause of apostasy, and the fruits of apostasy.
"France and the Reformers," by Mrs. E. G. White.
"Aspects of Psychic Healing," by Prof. George W. Rine, is a valuable study of this subject, and shows the deceptive methods in contrast with the work of Christ.
"The Final Conflict," by F. M. Wilcox, showing the intensity that to-day marks the struggle between the forces of good and evil; the fulfilment of important prophecies; the marshaling of the forces; the delusive hope of peace; and the invincible God the tower of strength for the messengers of truth.
"The Promise to the Fathers," by William Covert. An interesting study in Old Testament history.
There are also several pages of stirring current topics. The illustrations are unusually good. In all, it is an excellent number.
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