*PATRIARCHS AND PROPHETS*; or the Great Conflict between Good and Evil as
illustrated in the Lives of Holy Men of Old. By Mrs. E. G. White, author
of “Great Controversy,” “Life of Christ,” and numerous other works on
religious subjects. This book treats upon the themes of Bible
history—themes not in themselves new, but so presented here as to give
them a new significance. Beginning with the rebellion in heaven, the
author shows why sin was permitted, why Satan was not destroyed, and why
man was tested; gives a thrilling description of man’s temptation and
fall; and rehearses the plan of redemption devised for his salvation. This
volume traces the great conflict between good and evil from its inception
down through the centuries to the time of David’s death, and shows God’s
wonderful love for mankind by his dealings with the “holy men of old.” The
book contains over 760 octavo pages. It is printed from clear, new
electrotypes on a fine quality of tinted paper. Its pages are adorned with
more than 50 engravings, over 30 of which are full‐page, and many were
designed and engraved especially for this book by an artist in Paris,
France.
Furnished in four styles of binding, ranging from *$4.50 to 2.25*
In plain binding, with 13 illustrations *1.75*
*HERE AND HEREAFTER*, or Man’s Nature and Destiny, The State of the Dead,
the Reward of the Righteous, and the End of the Wicked. By U. Smith. A
thorough canvass of the great question of a future existence, and the
nature of man in the present life. Every text in the Bible which has any
bearing upon these points, is taken up and carefully explained, thus
giving the most comprehensive view of the subject that has yet been
presented. The work contains 444 pages. In cloth covers *$1.00*
*CHRISTIAN EDUCATION.*—The most complete and comprehensive work on the
subject of Christian Education that has ever been published. Starting from
the period of infancy, it points out the most successful way of preparing
the mind of the child for the work of succeeding years. The importance of
proceeding upon Christian principles in the work of education, the nature
and kind of studies which are best for children, and the moulding
influences of home and associates, are dwelt upon in the most practical
and explicit way. Many of the problems that perplex parents are cleared up
in this book, and every one who has to deal with children should procure
and study it.