The four numbers of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES issued in September (dated September 5, 12, 19, 26) are filled with the truth for to-day.
Here is a list of some of the articles these numbers contain:
OUR DIVINE HUMAN PRIEST—A series of articles on the Sanctuary Question.
Because of the influence of one of these articles alone, we have had a number of calls for later numbers.
OUR GREAT TREASURE HOUSE—By Mrs. E. G. White. A series running through several numbers.
PROGRESS OF ROME'S RESTORATION—An Editorial.
THE LAST REFUGEES—By Eld. H. A. St. John.
SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES—By F. D. Starr.
A PRESENT LESSON FROM THE PAST—The Feast of Belshazzar—An Editorial.
Historically, this article is intensely interesting. Note the force of the first paragraph, which reads:
'A most striking lesson of the past, preeminently applicable to-day, is the fall of Belshazzar, the last of the kings of rich, proud, luxurious, voluptuous Babylon. 'Whatsoever things were written aforetime,' an apostle of Jesus Christ declares, 'were written for our learning.' Be assured we can study this with profit.'
EIGHT REASONS WHY I OBSERVE THE SEVENTH DAY AS THE SABBATH—By Francis M. Wilcox.
DANIEL AND HIS PROPHECIES FROM THE CRITICAL STANDPOINT—By Geo. McCready Price.
MISSION DEPARTMENT.
"Words of Cheer from the Field."
"Russia's Religious Ideals."
"In Prison and Ye Came unto Me."
"Echo from Chinatown."
OUTLOOK DEPARTMENT.
"American Federation of Catholic Societies," as looked at by a Bible Protestant; specially reported for the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. A series of five articles.
"Stricken Valparaiso."
"Naval Display on Labor Day."
"Roman Catholicism and the Philippines."
"The Papacy Again in Open Politics."
HOME DEPARTMENT.
"The Source of Health," appearing in two issues, by W. S. Sadler, M. D.
"Training Children for God;" "Training to Habits of Promptness;" "Children's Work."
"Why I Am a Total Abstainer," by Gen. Fred D. Grant.
"Your Own Boss;" "Individuality in the Wife."
This is a partial list of the contents of these four September numbers.
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