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The Earnest of Our Inheritance. By W. N. Glenn. No. 59. 50 cents per 100. This "earnest" is shown to be the Holy Spirit, and its reception absolutely essential to spiritual life and progress. The case of a young man, heir to a large property which he will receive at a future time, is used to illustrate the principle involved, and it does it so clearly that even the children will understand it. A Living Saviour. By M. C. Wilcox. No. 60. Illustrated. 50 cents per 100. The words of the angel to the women at the tomb, "He is not here. . . . He goeth before you into Galilee," are used to draw men's attention away from dead forms and creeds and direct them to Christ, their only help. The latter portion of the scripture quoted, "He goeth before you," is shown to apply to the present time—that He would have us follow Him just now into the haunts of sin in the search for souls. It is indeed a precious number. Gracious Invitation: Blessed Promises. No. 61. 25 cents per 100. One of the most attractive and earnest little appeals to the sinner we have ever published. Its first page is a reproduction of that beautiful engraving showing Christ standing at the door knocking for admittance. The scripture, "Behold, I stand at the door and knock," is used as a text. In addition to the regular matter, this number includes a full description of each number of the Bible Students and Apples of Gold Libraries, giving the inquirer or interested reader an opportunity of reading farther. Pacific Press Publishing Company.
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