How to be Good by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 16, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 16.

How to be Good

By Editor

Expressed in simple terms, this is a matter in which every honest man and woman is interested; and the following tracts, based on the Word of God, will aid very much in the study of the subject, and step by step lead to all the heights of holiness.

The Way to Christ—Christ being the way of life and the source of all good, it is first necessary to find Him. This tract tells the way so clearly that none need mistake the right path, and so kindly and beautifully that many will be drawn by reading it.

Bible Students' Library, No. 105. Price, 1 cent; per hundred 72 cents.

Justified by Faith—Faith is the only condition upon which justification can be obtained. When we have truly found Christ and manifested faith in Him, God justifies us through the merits of Christ's righteousness. This tract tells many important things along this phase of the question.

Bible Students' Library, No. 104. Price 1 cent; per hundred 72 cents.

Living by Faith—The object of this tract is to show that Christian life and growth depend on constant faith and trust. "As it is written, the just shall live by faith." Some of the causes of failures in the Christian life are pointed out, and some of the wonderful things noted that may be obtained and accomplished by faith.

Bible Students' Library, No. 75. Price, 1 cent; per hundred, 72 cents.

Righteousness—Where is it to be found? How may it be obtained? The natural outgrowth of finding Christ, and being justified by and living by faith in him, is righteousness or right doing. The gates of righteousness are open for all, but how few are entering in. This tract tells the way to enter, and the blessedness within. "My soul shall be joyful in my God, for He hath covered me with the robe of righteousness."

Bible Students' Library, No. 133. Price, 1 cent; per hundred, 72 cents.

Bible Sanctification—A pamphlet of eighty-two pages in which some of the true and false theories of sanctification are contrasted. Not a dry essay, but every page full of life and interest. Some noble examples are pointed out, and the subject treated in a practical and helpful manner. Every Christian will surely be benefited and strengthened by reading it.

Bible Students' Library, No. 1. Price, 10 cents.

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