It Is Pre-eminently Biblical.
By Editor
Before this reaches our readers the first 16-page form of the World's Harvest number will doubtless be on the press, and many thousands will have been printed. That 16-page form will contain the following: 'The Harvest of War,' by Uriah Smith; 'The Harvest of Church and State Union,' by Leon A. Smith; 'The Harvest of Imperialism,' by Alonzo T. Jones; 'God's Divine Smelter,' by Albion F. Ballenger; 'The Harvest of Righteousness and Life,' by George E. Fifield; 'The Harvest of Earth,' by the editor; 'The Outlook European,' by Henry P. Holser; 'The Outlook Temporal,' by Asa Oscar Tait; 'Seeking to Save the Lost,' by Mrs. E. G. White; 'The Outlook Prophetic,' by John O. Corliss; a song, 'Let Us Go Forth,' words by El Nathan, music by James McGranahan; four poems, 'Harvest,' by Fred T. Elkin; 'The Humming of the Harvest,' by Thomas R. Williamson; 'Sin's Harvest,' by C. M. Snow; 'The River of Salvation,' by L. A. Morrison; nine Bible-readings; and fourteen illustrations. Is it not a pre-eminently Biblical number? And is not the matter in this half of the paper alone, judging by the titles, worth the price of the paper—ten cents? We who have read it know that it is. As we read the matter and contemplate its precious truth, we pray, 'O, that it might reach millions!' This, dear friends in the field, will depend largely on you.