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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Dec 7, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 48.

Story of Daniel the Prophet

"The Story of Daniel the Prophet," by S. N. Haskell, is the Book of Daniel told in a simple story form. It is the fruit of many years of diligent study. The Scriptures narrating the story are printed in the margin, together with 4,048 other Bible references. There are also given over 2,200 questions covering the contents of every chapter of the book. These are not intricate questions, but bring out many important and practical facts which otherwise would likely be overlooked.

Being written in story form, this book interests many who would not be interested in a more argumentative study of the Book of Daniel. It is beautifully illustrated with full-page half-tone engravings. It gives a splendidly arranged diagram of the Sanctuary, with Scriptural references and notes. The "General Index" enables one to rapidly refer to any subject treated in the book that may be desired. "The Story of Daniel" contains eighteen chapters, 369 pages, and is bound in cloth back and corners, with marble paper sides, title printed in white ink, making a durable and artistic cover. Price, $1.00.