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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Oct 11, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 41.

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Would You Read Further

Do you wish to study deeper into the subjects of Prophecy and the Signs of our Times? If so, you will find the following publications helpful.

DANIEL AND REVELATION

THE RESPONSE OF HISTORY TO THE VOICE OF PROPHECY.
It is generally admitted that certain prophecies of the Bible have been literally fulfilled: but are these isolated instances, or are they links in the great Chain of Prophecy, reaching to our time and beyond? If it is found that all prophetic statements referring to events now past have been fulfilled, may we not expect that all those relating to the future will be, also? These are questions in which the world is interested to-day, and nowhere are they so intelligently and systematically treated as in Daniel and the Revelation. A verse-by-verse study of these important books of the Bible. 757 pages, with illustrations; beautifully bound in cloth, $2.50.
Also published in Danish, Swedish, Dutch, and German.

THE GREAT CONTROVERSY

"In the great final conflict, Satan will employ the same policy, manifest the same spirit, and work for the same end, as in all preceding ages. That which has been, will be, except that the coming struggle will be marked with a terrible intensity such as the world has never witnessed."—Extract from the Author's Preface.
Therefore, the author has selected such events in the history of the struggle of the church as overshadow the conflict just before it, and grouped them so that their meaning can not be misunderstood. In addition to the history thus introduced, there are several chapters devoted entirely to the future. From them we select the following: The Impending Conflict, The Final Warning, The Time of Trouble, God's People Delivered, Desolation of the Earth. These chapters picture the terrible intensity of the last conflict in a most vivid manner, and should be read by all interested in the final triumph of right principles. Fully illustrated. Cloth with marbled edges, $2.50.
Also published in Danish, Swedish, German, and French.

HERALDS OF THE MORNING

Would you know the meaning of the appalling loss of life and property by fire, flood, and storm? The outgrowth of the gigantic struggle between Capital and Labor? The significance of the Sodom-like condition of our cities? And above all else would you so learn the lessons which these conditions teach that they may be to you a "door of hope"—"heralds of the morning"?
If so, you will be delighted to carefully read this work. Seventy-five thousand copies have already been circulated, and the demand is steadily increasing. Dark-gray cloth binding with marbled edges, $1.50.

THINGS FORETOLD

A PROPHECY BOOK FOR THE CHILDREN.
Every one is interested in what may take place in the future. Even the children like to hear papa and mama tell about something that is going to happen.
Well, our heavenly Father knew that His children would be anxious to know about some of the things that were to take place in the future, and He knew that we ought to know about them, too, so He has told us a great many things beforehand in the Bible.
But some are confused over these prophecies, so our good Brother Glenn has been kind enough to write it all out in plain, simple language that even the children can understand. The book tells about some things that have already taken place, and others that are taking place right now, and still others that must take place pretty soon.
You want to know about these things don't you, and read the interesting stories about Daniel and his companions in the land of Babylon? You will enjoy the nice pictures in this book, too. Bound in board covers. Price, 50 cents.

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 4,408 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 have been overlooked.
"The Story of Daniel" contains eighteen chapters, 369 pages, and is bound in cloth back and corners, with marbled paper sides, title printed in white ink, making a durable and artistic binding. Price, $1.00.
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