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Published by Pacific Press Publishing Association
No. 7 Mountain View, Cal. 1/2c each
HOW ESTHER READ HER BIBLE
BY MRS. F. A. REYNOLDS
"I hope you have learned your lesson, Alice, dear."
MRS. LEIGH was the wife of a popular Congregationalist minister. She was a devoted Christian, and, so far as she had light, walked in it conscientiously. She had, when a girl, desired to be a
THE QUERIES raised by Esther, the little Indian maid, who so puzzled the minister and his wife into whose home she had been adopted as to cause them to search for what is truth, are in the minds of thousands now.
The story of Esther and her Bible study is leading many to a careful investigation of the Scriptures, as it did her foster-parents. It should be circulated by tens of thousands, together with the other tracts which have been chosen for the DOLLAR TRACT PACKAGE.
These have been so selected that the principal points of Scripture are covered, and a package gives the individual or family twenty-six varieties—twelve subjects—123 tracts—1,896 pages—to use in helping others. Read carefully the list:
No. Copies
5 How Esther Read Her Bible
5 Back to the "Old Paths"
5 Heralds of His Coming
5 Waymarks to the Holy City
The Law
2 What Is "Done Away" in Christ?
2 Relation of the Law to the Gospel
2 The Perpetuity of the Law
2 Ceremonial and Moral Law Distinguished
Second Coming of Christ
5 We Would See Jesus
5 Signs of the End
Immortality Question
5 Is Man Immortal?
5 Tormented Forever and Ever
5 Rich Man and Lazarus
Sabbath Question
5 From Sabbath to Sunday
5 Seal of God and Mark of the Beast
5 New Testament Sabbath
5 Who Changed the Sabbath?
5 Elihu on the Sabbath
5 Day of the Sabbath
10 Which Day Do You Keep? and Why?
5 Sunday in a Nutshell
These tracts will enable you, like Esther, to arouse those about you to search for the truth. Simply request the Dollar Tract Package, adding 25 cents extra ($1.25 in all) for mail or express charge. (Ask also for booklet "Fireside Companions," a complete tract directory, which is free.)
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