WHAT WE BELIEVE AND WHY.
By Editor
An active worker among young people said not long ago: "Young people do not know what they believe nor why." This referred to the great principles of Bible truth. If this is true, and it undoubtedly is, then it is high time that some vigorous effort was made to encourage these young people to study these important truths. Most helpful to this end are the articles by Elder G. B. Thompson, now appearing in the Youth's Instructor. The subjects of the Second Coming of Christ, the Millennium, The Home of the Saved, The Kingdom, The Judgment, The Prophecies, The Sabbath, The End of the Wicked—in fact, all the distinctive points of Bible truth will be taken up. Parents who wish their children to grow up in the truth instead of out of it, should see that they are thoroughly instructed in the Bible, and this series, together with the many other articles of great interest to the young people, now being printed in the Instructor, will help to solve the question of how the winter evenings can be profitably and pleasantly occupied. These studies, too, may result in establishing your children in the truth. Seventy-five cents sent now to the Youth's Instructor, 222 North Capitol Street, Washington, D. C., will secure to new subscribers the paper for 1904, and in addition, the publishers will send free the last seven issues of 1903, which contain articles of a series for boys, entitled, "Around the Work-Table."