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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 45.

MORE TO FOLLOW

By Editor

THIS is the second issue in a special series of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. The next will be The Atonement—Judgment number. The oft-repeated question, “Was the Death of Christ necessary?” will be answered by R. C. Porter.

“The Hour of His Judgment Is Come,” “The Judgment in Type and Antitype,” “The Great Final, Fiery Test,” “An Object Lesson in Redemption,” “Creed Power and State Aid,” “Transgression of the Law,” “Necessity of the Resurrection,” “Wealth and Wage,” are other general articles that will appeal to the thoughtful reader. A beautiful poem has been contributed for the first page by Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle, entitled “Christ My Judge.” An additional chapter of the story, “Heber, the First-born,” and several short articles on various Gospel themes will add to the interest of this number.

The person from whom you received this copy will probably be able to furnish you the rest of the series, but if not, address the publishers with twenty cents in stamps and it will be promptly sent.

The subscription price of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES is $1.50 per year. Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Mountain View, Cal.

WHAT OTHERS SAY OF IT.

(The following came with a letter ordering four hundred and forty-two sets):

“I was on the safe side when mentioning two hundred and fifty sets as the number we could use. More orders will follow. The people are interested.” E. H. HALL, New York City, N. Y.

“We have received orders for four hundred and ten sets of the Gospel series of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES from our young people and think we will make it five hundred.” H. H. HAYNES, Oakland, Cal.

“The advance copy of the SIGNS special did not get here to-day, but I saw the one sent to Elder Burg, and wish to say I think the matter it contains is excellent. A strong effort will be made here in Portland for it. We hope to use two thousand sets.” W. V. SAMPLE, Portland, Ore.

“The Gospel series, No. 1, of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES has just reached me. It is neatly gotten up and contains valuable truth for this time. I trust it will have a wide circulation, and will do all in my power to that end.” E. G. FULTON, San Francisco, Cal.

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