p. 15 | The Glad Tidings by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 4, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 27.

The Glad Tidings

By Editor

NOTICE what the International Sabbath-school Association says about it:—

"It will not only be a great help to S. S. lesson students for the next eight months, but will ever remain a standard book of reference and study as well."

ALLOW US to quote a few of its beautiful thoughts:—

"The truth is no more mighty, nor to be accepted more readily, when it is presented by ten thousand princes than when maintained by a single humble, laboring man."

"It is no farther to heaven from the smallest village, or even the smallest lonely cabin on the plain, than it is from the largest city, or bishop's palace."

"The love of God embraces the whole world, but it also singles out each individual. A mother's love is not divided up among her children so that each one receives only a third, a fourth or fifth of it; each one is the object of all her affection. How much more so with God, whose love is more perfect than any mother's, and who himself is love!"

SUCH SOUL-STIRRING, yet comforting, quotations might be continued indefinitely had we space, but these are probably enough to convince our readers of the practical character of The Glad Tidings, and the importance of securing it.

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