Some Good Books, Pamphlets, and Tracts

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 2, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 9.

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Some Good Books, Pamphlets, and Tracts

History of the Sabbath

An exhaustive treatise on the Sabbath and first day of the week, or Sunday. The object of the work is to give the Bible record of the Sabbath from the time of Creation, also the record of the Sabbath and Sunday in secular history. Every text of Scripture that has any bearing on the Sabbath is examined, and the complete testimony of the Fathers given. The author, John Nevins Andrews, spent ten years in careful and painstaking research of the Bible and history, and gives us the result in convenient form in this volume. The book is really a mine of information, as the writer has consulted several hundred authorities and has quoted their exact words. The index is especially valuable, as it gives a list of the authorities quoted; references to Scripture texts used, and also to any point or subject dwelt on. It contains 548 pages. Price in substantial binding, $1.25 net.

Bible Text-Book

It is in reality a Pocket Topical Concordance. Beginning with Creation, it takes up in their order, studies on: The Word, Government and Law of God; The Rebellion and Fall; Plan of Redemption; Change of the Sabbath; Faith; The Prophecies of Daniel and Revelation; Second Coming of Christ; and many other topics. The book contains 150 readings, and is especially adapted for use in home study. Leather 50 cents. Cloth 30 cents.

Back to the Old Paths

In the leaflet "Back to the Old Paths," Mr. Biggs tells in his own words how he got back to the "old paths" from which he had strayed; also why he changed his belief in regard to Sunday observance, the immortality question, and others. The price of this 16-page tract is one cent each; 70 cents a hundred.

Who Changed the Sabbath

Can you answer this question? The small pamphlet, "Who Changed the Sabbath?" will give you information on the subject. (1) It gives what the Bible has to say about the law and the Sabbath question. (2) What history reveals as to the change. (3) What prominent members of the church and other noted persons, have to say in regard to this question. Price 1½ cents each. In lots of one hundred $1.00.

Signs of the End

The question "What shall be the sign of Thy coming and of the end of the world?" was not only in the minds of the disciples as they sat overlooking Jerusalem on that day so long ago, but was, and is, the one great question which interests all. The Saviour's answer as recorded in the twenty-fourth chapter of Matthew is, therefore, of interest to every individual. Its exposition as given in the work entitled "Matthew twenty-four" is complete, thorough, and readable. Bound in paper covers. Price 10 cents.

Scripture References

A valuable compilation of Scripture texts, arranged to assist the reader in the study of a large number of Bible subjects, such as: The Second Advent, Home of the Saved, Millennium, Sanctuary, Sabbath, Spiritualism, Nature and Destiny of Man, etc. The texts are used in proof of leading propositions made under each subject, and will be found a real help to Bible study. 32 pages. Price 2 cents each or $1.40 per hundred.

Testimony Vol. 8

The type is all set, except the index, and several forms are off the press at this writing (Feb. 19, 1904). The completed book will be ready for the market within a very short time. Price in cloth, 75 cents. Red limp leather, $1.25.
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