SOME OF THE by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Apr 5, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 14.

SOME OF THE

By Editor

NEW TRACTS

Probably the first in importance is entitled—

An Appeal to Clergy

It is an open letter, signed by a number of Sabbath-keeping ministers of Washington, D. C., and addressed primarily to the clergy of that city. It was published in the Washington Post, and has since been issued in tract form. Nearly half a million copies have already been circulated.

The price is ½ cent each; 40 cents a hundred.

Several hundred thousand of the old tract entitled—

Is Man Immortal?

have been circulated during the past few years. It has now been thoroughly revised, an article on the "tormented forever and ever" phase added, and the whole issued as No. 86 of the "Apples of Gold Library." The following is a notice concerning it, which recently appeared in the Pacific Union Recorder:—

IS MAN IMMORTAL?

This question is the title of a new tract of the "Apples of Gold Library," issued by the Pacific Press Publishing Company, Mountain View, Cal. The question is clearly and Biblically answered in the fifteen pages it contains. The price is one cent each, or seventy cents a hundred. If ever there was one time more important than another when the truth on this subject should be given to the people, it is now in these days of inquiry in regard to the state of the dead, and the many false teachings concerning it. Order from your state tract society, or direct from the publishers.

Price, 1 cent each, or 70 cents per hundred.

Future Probation

This is a subject treated by a new number of the "Bible Students Library." Notice the introduction of this number as given by the editors:—

This issue of the Library contains an unusual number of articles, covering very important, because vital, questions. Prominent among these is the article, "The Millennium—No Future Probation." Other articles, especially "God's Unfailing Justice," have a bearing on the subject of future probation. In this number interested parties will find answers to the questions so often asked: Will there be a future probation? Will men have another opportunity beyond this life of being saved? Will the heathen be granted a more favorable time in the future to repent of sin, and turn to Christ for pardon and salvation?

THE EDITORS.

Price of this number, $1.40 a hundred, post-paid.

Waymarks to the Holy City

A very interesting study of the seventh chapter of Daniel, in which the prophecies relating to the different kingdoms of earth, and those pointing to the New Earth as well, are clearly tho briefly explained.

Price, 1 cent, or 70 cents a hundred, post-paid.

Who Changed the Sabbath?

The majority of people probably know that Sunday is not the day originally set apart for observance. How has the change come about? Perhaps this little tract contains the briefest statement of the reasons ever published. Read it.

Price, 1 cent, or 70 cents a hundred, post-paid.

The Gospel Message for To-Day

This 16-page tract is introduced by a brief study of the character of God's messages, how they are given, and the danger of rejecting them. The editor of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES then speaks of the present divided condition of the church, and points out the Gospel remedy, which is The Gospel Message for to-day.

Price, 1 cent each, or 70 cents a hundred, post-paid.

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