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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 25, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 42.

Schedule for Week Ending November 5

Sunday	October 30	Psalms 101 - 103
Monday	“ 31	“ 104, 105
Tuesday	November 1	Psalm 106
Wednesday	“ 2	Acts 1, 2
Thursday	“ 3	“ 3, 4
Friday	“ 4	“ 5, 6
Sabbath	“ 5	“ 7

PSALMS 101 to 106 inclusive furnish us the reading for the first three days of this week. Very instructive are these psalms, especially as they pass over the Lord’s dealing with His children; His wonderful mercy in their backsliding, His wonderful assurances to them if they will only return.

THE last four days of the week cover Acts 1-7 inclusive. The book of Acts was written by Luke, as the introduction, compared with the introduction of Luke, clearly sets forth. It is called by Luke the second treatise and inscribed to the same Theophilus. The writer is one of the “we” so frequently mentioned in some parts of the Acts. It is a record of the continuation of our Lord’s work through His apostles and chosen servants. It is supposed to have been written by Luke when he was in Rome, where he accompanied the apostle Paul. It was written evidently before the fall of Jerusalem, because he makes mention of current events in his own time but nowhere mentions this. It was probably written not later than 63. It records the first martyr, the first Gentile convert, the first European church.