A Book Among Books by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 11, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 27.

“A Book Among Books”

By Editor

“I received ‘Questions and Answers.’ This is certainly a book among books. The people will do well in subscribing for the ‘Signs’ to get this premium with it. I shall do what I can to encourage them to order in this way.”

“I am in receipt of the book ‘Questions and Answers,’ and it is much appreciated. I consider it a very useful book, and one that will do much good. It places these important questions and answers in convenient form for ready reference, and this renders it very desirable.”

“Received the book ‘Questions and Answers.’ I have looked through it, and find that upon many points it is a great help. The questions are answered clearly and simply, yet go deep in research for truth. We are sure it is capable of helping our people, or any other, in the points taken up. I have it with me now on a trip.”

“The book ‘Questions and Answers’ is certainly a valuable help to Bible study, dealing as it does with those texts which have aroused queries in the minds of thoughtful Bible readers. The necessity for brevity in answering through the columns of the ‘Signs of the Times’ has compelled the editor to bring the kernel of truth to the surface, giving the best ideas he has in the fewest possible words. This book of seed thoughts is certainly a splendid premium.”

“The copy is received, and I have looked it carefully over. . . . The book is valuable in that it deals with questions that our people must constantly meet, and the answers given are so clear, definite, and concise that they can be easily understood. I assure you that I will do what I can to co-operate with you in giving this volume a wide circulation with our good paper, the ‘Signs of the Times’ weekly.”

“Deals with questions that our people must constantly meet”

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