p. 160 | New Works by James White

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 17, 1857

New Works.

By James White

The Nature and Obligation of the Fourth Commandment, with Remarks on the Great Apostasy and Perils of the Last Days.

This is the title of a Tract just published. We certainly regard it as the best work published on the subject. It was written with much care by Bro. J. H. Waggoner, and is especially adapted to the wants of those who have not investigated the Sabbath question. We give the divisions of the work as follows:

What is the Law? The Fourth Commandment. Origin of the Sabbath. The Sabbath was not Jewish. The seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God. The Sabbath cannot be changed. Our Saviour did not change the Sabbath. Our Saviour kept the Sabbath. The apostles kept the Sabbath. The early Church kept the Sabbath. The Waldenses kept the Sabbath. Sunday-keeping a human ordinance. Claims of the Seventh day and First day compared. The Law and the Gospel agree. The Last Days. Our own times. What do the prophets teach?

This work contains 68 pages, neatly printed with new Power Press, on No. 1 Book Paper, and is for sale at this Office for only $4,00 per 100, or six cents single copy. Postage paid when sent by mail.

A Review of a Series of Discourses delivered by N. Fillio, in Battle Creek, Mich., March 31st, to April 4th, 1857, on the Sabbath question. By J. H. Waggoner.

This is the title of a work of 68 pages, just published, and for sale at this Office for $4,00 per 100, or 6 cents single copy.

We need not speak in recommendation of this work as it has been speaking for itself in several late numbers of the REVIEW in a manner to convince the reader of its inestimable worth. J. W.