DURING 1907

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jan 23, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 4.

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DURING 1907.

Every week during 1907 the readers of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES will have spread before them “a feast of good things.”
Besides its regular departments being filled with interest—and that which will entertain, educate, and uplift—during the year will occur a series of twenty-six issues, each setting forth as a special feature a certain great Bible subject. You will have a better understanding of this series by reading the list of a portion of the subjects:
  1. The Bible.
  2. Prophecy.
  3. The Coming of the Lord.
  4. Our Sacrifice and Priest.
  5. The Signs of the Times.
  6. The Law and the Gospel.
  7. Man and His Destiny.
  8. Spiritual Gifts.
  9. Election, Predestination, and Free Will.
  10. The Great Threefold Message.
  11. The Church.
  12. Bible Temperance.
  13. The Sabbath, the Test of the Ages.
  14. The Great Federation Movement.
  15. Religious Liberty.
  16. The Outpouring of the Spirit.
Do you not believe that this series will add greatly to the value of this year’s volume?
Prophecy is rapidly fulfilling. Ought not the SIGNS OF THE TIMES—this journal whose primary object is to give the truth concerning these prophecies—be read by at least one hundred thousand people every week?
We believe you will be glad to help in making this possible. Perhaps this minute there comes to your mind some friend or relative who would gladly read the SIGNS this year. Many are taking advantage of the one dollar rate allowed on each new yearly subscription when four or more are sent at one time, sending lists of subscriptions to begin with the first issue in the year.
Or, you may prefer to receive copies each week to your own address to use as you desire. Ten copies each week costs just twenty cents per week; five copies, ten cents a week.
The SIGNS OF THE TIMES booklet contains club rates and helpful suggestions. Request your tract society to send you a copy, also copy each of “Plans for the SIGNS during 1907,” and “Missionary Work by Correspondence” leaflet.
In a personal letter recently, one of our eastern representatives who is in touch with the social and political conditions in the world to-day, after enumerating some of the great questions, thus closes:
“May God grant that the SIGNS OF THE TIMES may remain a fearless exponent of the right; and that its circulation and influence grow beyond the sanguine expectations of its most ardent supporters. “Let there be no lack of determination. The battle-cry: A Hundred Thousand Circulation for 1907, for God and His truth. An unconditional surrender of the elements of obstacles. The hour is coming when the cause of all the ages MUST TRIUMPH!”
Dear Reader, will you not join with us in reaching this mark for the circulation of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES during 1907?