Little Studies on the Prophecies

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Sep 12, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 36.

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Little Studies on the Prophecies

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"The Coming of Our Lord." A. G. L. 40. One of the most comforting presentations of the prophecies connected with our Saviour's soon coming we have ever read. Especially good for general circulation. Price, 50 cents a hundred.
"The Return of the Jews." A. G. L. 62. Does prophecy teach that Israel as a nation shall be restored to the land of Palestine before the second coming of Christ?
This and kindred questions are satisfactorily discussed in this pamphlet. Thirty-two pages illustrated. Price, $2.00 a hundred.
"Without Excuse." B. S. L. 46. Says the opening paragraph: "The day of the Lord is not an uncertain object in the dim and distant future; but it is, to him who reads aright the page of prophecy and history, a vivid reality, even now throwing the beams of its approaching glory and the light of its consuming fires upon a slumbering world. It comes not without a numerous array of precursors and heralds; yet it will come to many suddenly and unexpectedly."
From "Heralds of His Coming"
From "Heralds of His Coming"
Will those to whom it comes "unexpectedly" be without excuse because of the shining of the sure word of prophecy? is the theme of this leaflet. 50 cents a hundred.
"Manner of Christ's Coming." B. S. L. 124. Because of the many theories as to what the coming of Christ really is, this study will be found particularly helpful.
It is an excellent tract for circulation among the educated, and those who look upon Christ's coming as conversion or death. Price, $1.00 a hundred.
"Signs of the End." B. S. L. 194. "'Watchman, what of the night?' This is the question in many anxious hearts. Intelligent people everywhere are alarmed at the outlook of the world to-day. Thoughtful men are becoming convinced that we stand at the threshold of some great change."
This opening paragraph indicates the nature of the pamphlet, in which the most notable signs of the end are portrayed. 52,000 copies sold the past two years. Price, $1.00 a hundred.
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