Stirring July Topics

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 11, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 24.

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Stirring July Topics

THE Signs Magazine for July presents some very timely matter. The articles list as follows:—
Elder Spicer tells of the providential agencies now at work for quickly closing the gospel message in this generation, and what it all means. A stirring article.
Elder Potter writes on the kingdom of God, its spirit of kindness; evidences of God's fatherhood; the character of its Creator revealed in nature; Christ as the example of perfect manhood.
Elder Evans, on the world-wide gospel message. The purposes of the telegraph, telephone, railroad, steamship, newspapers, books, and various means of communication and transportation. A genuine Signs of the Times article.
Elder Corliss pictures the great final battle—the war that closes the world's history; why restrained, and when it will come. An important subject well covered.
Brother Bowen presents God's eternal purpose in Christ. The great contest over man's soul. Who is the real Saviour of the world? Who is the mediator? Is there a rival? You ought to read it.
Elder M. C. Wilcox covers the subject of "Drugs and Drug Traffic; Its Increase and Effect on the Nation." A timely article.
Brother Price continues his intensely interesting evolution studies—this time its literary aspect. Clumsy, stupid, and blasphemous, poetic and prose selections contrasted with the treasures of wisdom and knowledge in the Sacred Word. Read it.
Elder Covert presents the subject "Putting On Immortality," answering the questions, Who shall have it? When will it be given? What is the change that takes place?
The editor again writes on the ever-changing, ever-ominous, and ever-vital Eastern Question. Prospects of another uprising. Index fingers are pointing.
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