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than six

thousand·

y~ar_s

ago

Sa tap.

establishment of

his'

e~ire.

began

the

F'rom

the

beginning it has. been

anti-God.

Before

tlui

foundation

of· the world

Jehovah

made a plan

for the

ultima~e

peovling

·of.

the

eai·th

and the

blessing

of·.those

people with u

kingclo't1~

of,.

righteousness~

life' everlasting

and

happfness··without measure.

atan

from tiine·

to,

tim<>,

it>arning

the development

JehZlvah's.

.pl;tn

lnts

counterfeited every

portion

it-

tlti,;

for the

purpose of

d~ceiving

mankind. He

11:1:::

had,

and

yet

maintains,

au organization.

'.'i~..;j J)Je

and

an Ot'ganization visible,

the

in~·

Yisil>J

~•

being the

Old

hein;ens

Ufld

the visible

lJ\'il11-!

the

old

earth or social orflei· of things

i1i

the

earth. God· purposes to

<iestroy

·Satan's

em-

pir<~.

vi:;;'ible

and invisible.

Foreseeing

that,

St.

Peter wrote undee inspiration:

"The

day of

the Lord

will

con~e

. . .

·..

in which tl1e henveus

:;;hall pass away

with

·a

great n'oise

. . . .

the

earth

also

and the works· that are' therein shall

be burned up

. .

.. Nevertheless we,

accot·ding

to his

prQmise,

look for a

n~w

heavens

and· a

new

em·th·,

wherein dwelleth

righteousness."

(2 Peter

:10;

13)

This Sceipt.tit·e

·must

have

-ful-

fillment.

CAMPAIGN

FOR.

19.21·

th~

privllege

of the

foll~'~e~·s

"df

Chri~·t

J.es~s

•

_his siile-tbt:

greatesfprivileg~

eve~

rant-

ed to

any'

~reature

this eatth.

'· ·-We

witness· the passibg

away

of the migl1ty

pow.er

!Hid·

intlttence

Satan

and

~he. in~omin'

of the kiugdoti)

1\iessiah.

'l'his

~ssin~

pet·iqd

will

be oue of the g-reutt>st stt·ess

mankind hns

eve't·

krio\\'ll.

\-re·

haw realized that

since

191'

the

sufferin~s

or hum:.tllity

huve increaseu,

ann

'they

still inc1·ease. Sonow and sadness

·fill

.t:he

whole

emt h.

Long

ngu

~atnn

injected

bis-

~Yick-

ed intlueu<:·P

int'o.

.the

·.cltur<:lt

nominal, Qatholie

atut'Pt·otestnnt.

Tltert>fot'P. we should

not

expect

them tO

h:tYe

anytliin:.;

llOW

COmfort

the

pe0-

pie:

ri.ot' havE>

they

un~-thing.

There

is. literaU1

farr_1iue in the

lan<l

for spiritual foo.d, and

n.•

oue

to fet!d

ht\•

llun;,:r~·

one;. except

those

wh•

ure on the

sidt.> of the

Lord. The

dutie_

anti!

privilege;;

of the Christian, therefore,

are many,

nnd

among-,;t them are

hese:

J:t'irst,

to declat·e the day of

God's ..-e_ngeat1ee

upon

the unrighteous systems of

th~

universe;

;·

Second,

announce the incoming of Mes-

sinli's

Kingdom;

Thinl, IJy

doing to

bind up

the

broken

hem·ts

ami to

comfort'

those

thai:-

mourn.

Greatest Crisis of the

Ages

Satan has

operated

through

the Gentile gov-

ernments

o_ eartli.

The

Gentile

lease

poW'er

ended

1914,

and there judgment \ipon the

heavens

and earth

began, and the

'heavens

·and

earth nre

now

fire. We have

reached

the

greatest crisis

irr

all

ages~

The great conflict

between. the

Lord

righteeusness

'on

one

side

and

the

Jord of evil

-upon

the

other side.

This

warfare on

behalf

the

evil.

one is

direct-

ed against the

Lord's

'followers,

and

it becomes

"We will

serve

the Lord"

'-.I

,.,

Yon

desire to

one who

will

take

hfi.:

stand firmly

upon

~le

siq.e

{be

Lord,

an.d

'·

e·

identified

with

the

tin~d

when

the ne•.v.

order···

established,

nnd

·particip~te

wit4.

~im

in e%-

tending

the blessings of

his kingdom

.tl:)•

groaning

.creation?

Remembe~;

thQ.t Jesus

<lef~

nitely

pointed o.ut

through

~he

Re'l<elator, as

per-

taining

to this very

trme, ti).at

~e'.'Powers

darkness 'vould make.

war

upon·

hftn

and

llil!

.kingdom

(followers)

and tliat

t,hose who

shoull!

~~rvic•

Department

stand

with

him victorious would be the called,

the chosen, ami the faithful. Many have been

called, and many chosen. The question now

remains, Who will be faithful? Faithful means

not only to be full of faith, but to prove that

faith

Otlt"· w01'ks,

by unreservedly declaring

ourselvP" on the

side

of the Lord. He has

gra-

ciou~ly

provided the

means for us not uuly

giYe

mental

assent

his

side

but to take

our

stand

on his

side

and

give

the witness

for

him.- While we are thus giving the

witness

are preparing ourselves for the glorious kirig-

dOJil.

Takiug

retrospective view

the work, we

see

that siuce the

end

the Gentile times

each

yem· has brought

forth-

some

special

effort as

witness fot· the Lord. In

1914

was the Photo-

Drama of Creation, a

world-wide

witness;

1915

and

1916

carne the Pastoral work; in

1917

and

1918

the campaign for "The Finished Mys-

tery", resulting in

1918

and

1019

the perse-

cution

of the

ehnrch,

witnessing the

end

of the

Eli,iah work,

and

1919

began

the

Elisha

work; and

l!l20

was

one of

·the

most active

yeai·s since tile beginning of the harvest-the

GoJ~DEN

AGE

eampaign,

the

Zg campaign, and

the

openin~

tile

message concerning the

end

of the worlol.

shieh.led

them.

Now the mask is torn off, and

nothing

eYer

published so

exposes·

the

nefarious

course of this

instrument

of Satan

as does

"1.'he.

I<'inishetl

l\Iystery". This,

then,

is one of

the

\\'eapOJis

warfare

for you to

grasp and

fof'th and use, by

the grace

the

Lord.

'l'l1e warfare

a~ainst

the

Christian

is not

with

11esh-nnd-I.Jioo<l

enemies;

but,

according

St.

l'anl, om· enemies

are powers and

princi-

palities

nntl

host

of demons entrenched

heaYeuly

plaees.

(EplH:i:::ians

6 :12)

'l'hrough his

n~s

istants,

the

other unseen

beings,

the demons

the

·devil

hns

eapture<l some of

the brightest

minds

modern

times, such as Sir Conan

Doyle

and Dr.

Oliver

Lodge,

nnd

through

these

has

bliutled millions of honest

people

the

earth

with

the thought

that

they can

communicate

with theil·

<lead

friends: Thus

has

perpetu-

nt.

d his lie,

"There

no death".

•m~•·ely

1921

A Marked Year

Nineteen

Hundred

Twenty-One is here,

and

we are well inl'o it. All the full;x consecrated

believe

that this is

one.

of the most

important

years of the harvest, and certainly none has

been more important

since

the

end

of the Gen-

1lle

times.

We may

expect

the battle to in-

crease

fierceness this

year, the forces of

dark-

ne's

warring

against

the

forces

.of

light ; and

while this is

on,

mankind is

suffering.

Now ask

yourself:

What

may I do to prove that I

on the Lord's

side?

The

Lord

has provided the

weapons of warfare for his people. "The weap-

ons

our warfare

o,re

not carnal, but mighty

through God to the pulling down of stt·ong-

holrls."-2 Corinthians

10:4.

!mow that

the

demons

are

the ones who

m·e

playing this

fmud upon

the

people. The

booklet recently issued by

the Society,

"Talking

with the Dead", gives the

strong

argument of

the proponents themselves

and then

shows the

fl':IUd and

fallacy

of that argument by

the Scrip-

tural proof. There has been no

weapon placed

the

hands

the Lord's people

I'ecently

that

so effective

in destroying

the

intluence

these evil ones

the rnin<ls of the people as

this booklet, "'l'alking With the

Dead": This

delusion of

spiritism that

has

come

upon

man-

kind thro11gh

the

forees of the Adversary is

one

the

greatest

delusions of the' age;

imd it

the duty as

well

as the privilege

of every

follow-

er of

.Jesus,

every

one who is

fighting

under his

banner, to

aid

in disposing

of this stronghold of

error.

'!'he

whole creation

groaning

and travailing

under

pain.

Thet·e

are millions of widows and

o1·phans

in the

earth

as a result

the

great

World War

and

of the pestilence that followed

thereafter. There

great distress amongst the

peoples of

earth

nationally, politically, finan-

cially, in a business

way,

in every

way.

Millions

hearts

are

made

sad, and

they

get

no comfort

from

those

who claim

to be

the

tea~hers

nominal Zion. The Lord.

in the exercise of

his

loving

kindness, has brought to light

just

at the

proper time the message of

comfort; and

since

he has commissioned the church to bind up the

broken-hearted and to comfort those that

mourn,

clearly then our

privile~Z:<i'

is marked out. This

message is set forth

the otlter little booklet

Strongholds o(

Error

One of the

strongholds

of Satan's empire is

his entrenched

false and faithless

religious

syRtemR.

He has long caused the people to be

tnul!ht

the doctrines of the divine right of kings

and

the divine right of the clergy;

and

the

ciPrgy

have kept the people from the truth

and

led

them into darkness; and the Adversary has

U L

LET

1'(

~ervice

Department

fni'nished by the Society, "Millions Now Living

Will Never

Die":

A careful examination of Matthew 24:7-14

conclusively

shows

that this

the message now

that must

to the worltl, to those who desire

to have

their

hearts. comforted. The question

was propounded to Jesus, How may we know

when we have come to the

entl of

the worl(,l?

And after

giving

the

answer

to that question

in the verses preceding the 14th, he reaches a

climax in that verse,

sa~·ing,

"And this gospel

(this

good

news] of

·the

kingdom

shall

preached in all the world for a witness unto

all nations, and then the end shall come". His

words ring in the

ears of

Christians today,

call-

ing them to battle against the forces of dm·k-

ness that are blinding and making

sa<l

the

hearts of t11e people.

'l'his

true message of

comfort, one that will bind up

~heir

broken

heat·ts,

one that

will

comfort

those that mourn.

it is just as essential to participate in the

.ser-

vice of the Lord as it is to uttend a meeting.

The Apostle makes

clear that

vigilance

and

activity in the service are essential in the war-

fare against the

forces

of the Adversary. (1

Pet.

: 8,

you were engaged in THE GoLDEN

AGE work, you may have f,ound it difficult to

solicit subscriptions; but we

are

quite certain,

in view

the present

conditions and

the

great

desire of the people for

some

message of

com-

fort, that witlt the combination now arranged-

'"l'he

I~inished

Mystery", "Talking

·with

the

Dead", and

~"Millions

Now Living 'Vill Never

Die"-you

w[\1

surprised at

the success you

\vill have in putting this message into the hands

of the people.

Canvass

The combination offer we recommend is these

three booklets for 55

cents.

canvass we

suggest

the following :

"Good morning

"Do

you li:now that millions now living will never

die? (holding up the booklet as

you say

this)

"Yes,

I mean that

you

have

excellent chances

neYer using your cemetery Jot or hiring an undertaker.

"This

booklet

by Judge Rutherford tells why the

people now living have such pros pects, notwithstand-

ing the

fact

that people h

Ye been

dying

for years.

And why

this so now?

"There is

spedal significance

in the

troubles

we are

now

havin~.

'!'hey

were

foretold long ago by the

prophetR. 'l'he

great

'Vorl<! 'Var. the

famines

we all

know of,

the pestilence--inftuenza epidemic,

the

typhus

scourge

now sweeping gurope--the falling

away of

the

ergy

and their union with the financial

powers and pro

fession a

l politicians, the establishment

the J

ews

nation-all th

ese

happenin:; at this

time form real

and corroborative

proof that millions

noW living will never die.

"Many

people ridiculed Pastor Russell and the

International

Bible

Students Association's message

spread broadcast since 1881, that the Bible prophe-

sied a world war in 1914. The war came on

time.

Now their. message 'millions now livint; will never

die' is beint; regarded seriously.

"That

millions now living will never die is an

absolute

fact.

stated

in every book of the Bible,

every writer-the

prophets, our Lord Jesus

an~

all of the Apostles (here be leafing over the ScriP-

tural references in the rear of the booklet) --even

though it has been.

entirely

overlooked by the modern

clergy.

"Then

comes

up the question,

we are never t;OiDJ!:

to die,

what

about our immortal

souls?

and especi-

ally since our professors now tell us that they are._

communicatinl': with the dead. This is

delusion.

These men are really communicating

with

demon11.

Isn't it quite a coincidence that spiritism is spread·

int; at the same time that the world is having iW

troubles? This book demonstrates that this is

th•

stronu

delusion that God would send in the last days.

"I believe you will agree with me that this subject

is of such vital concern as to be worth one

evenln~:'-s

time for Investigation (for that is all the .time neces-

sary to read it).

"This booklet, "Millions Now

"LiviD!!:

Will Never

Die,' by

Jud~e

Rutherford,

Weapons Provided

Before

whi

solf'mnly

wieldiil

;.!'

you, then, are the instruments with

engage in this conflict. Ask yourself

the question:

Can

I afford to neglect

these

instruments now? Is it not my

gn•n

1P><t

privilege,

as well as my duty, to parti-

dpntl'

in this worl;:? Do I realize and appre-

ciat

the fact tliat Satan's empire is in the

l~<tl

n!l<'f'.

that

God has pronounced his decree

,]p,;truction

against

jt,

that the judgment is

written

and

that this judgment must be exe-

cuted"? Shall I have

part in the

execution

it'!

You will find the answer to that question

the !49th Psalm.

Het·e

the Psalmist

says:

"To execute upon them the judgment written:

this honor have all the saints". Then it neces-

sarily follows if you are one of the saints who

will stmid victorious with the Lord at the end

this conflict

you

will

participate in this work.

We are calling

your attention

to these facts,

not for the purpose of urging you to

enter

the

battle, but that you may see your privilege;

and we

feel assured

that when you do

see

it you

will be

Jeremiah, in whose heart the word

the- Lord was "as a burning fire shut up in

[his] bones", urging him on so that he could

not refrain

from speakiug.-Jeremiah

20:

Service Essential

How much time each week can you give to

this service?

only one day, then that should

used for that purpose.

you can give tw•

or three days, so much the better. If all the

time, greater is your privilege. Remember that

;

.i.

BULLETIN

"The complete contents

of the

600-page

book, 'The

Mystery', in

booklet form,

setting

forth the

proof

~onc ise

and

9rderly

form, unlocking

the

_,rephecles

Itevelation

and Ezekiel,

"Ami this bookl

et, 'Talking

wit!~

the Dead',

expos-

hog

the

delu

~1on

of communicating with the llead, for

ceu

t~.

not

each,

but

for the tln'ee."

The

proc·edure

will

be to concentrate

efforts

the

sale of th

c,,l

three booklets.

If,

due to

the stress

times ,

people say they

cannot afford

55 eents, then

dro11 lo 1he

''~[UUons"

booklet

for 25

cents.

Fini~hed

Keeping Interest

live

e of

the

important features

of the campaign is

see that the interest awakened is kept awake.

Bndeavor

to have the people to whom

you sell the

UQOks

promise that they will

read them.

Then, by

making

second

call, take advantat;e of the

interest

that has been awakened.

Do not

wait a month or

two, by which time

will

probably have died, hut

<;all

nex

week

possible. No matter

how

much

peopl

are impressed with your argument or with th

good

news

you bring

them,

soon forgotten unless

the

mind

refreshed.

Each time

you

have

j;o re-

a11'aken interest

there

j'ust

that much

time

lost.

So,

then, it you

have disposed of the

combination oft'er,

suggest that yeur second

call be with a

canvass

for the

~et

Seven Volumes and the

GOLDEN

AGE

fo1· one

year.

In making the

second

call do not

a~k

people

whether they

have read

the books

you have previ-

eusly

8old them,

but

proceed

on the

assumption that

tbey have.

The

canva.'s

below is merely

suggestion,

as no

canve~•

wonl1l cover all

conditions

that might

arise.

The beRt •·:1nntss

will be useless unless the

worker

him

self

h:'"' at

his

command a

number

of argu-

ments

and

I!'<><H talldng

points

for the

volumes. Each

lllwuld

lie thOl'o u.

.rhl y

familiar

with what the books

teach ami

thus

a.~~ure

a proper representation.

};eries

written

ood,

hut

imple language.

' This

"'Have

you some

loved one

iii

tlie

~ve-?

tGet

am;wer)

How

soon would

you like to flee ;,our (SOD

daughter, husba.nd, mother;

father,

etc., alter

suit

cas

resurrected

and

him (her) with you?

(Get

answer)

But

you

know what part tlle mil-

lions

now u,·ing

wbo will never

die take in thll Lord'3

·ork

of bringing

baek the

dead?

The

resurrection

~· out•

(son,

daughter,

rtther ,

mother) depends upon

rout·

qualiticatiou

s to

inHtruct (your son, etc.r in

the

rules of the new

ord

er.

"S'LTDIES

IN 'l'HB

SC1Ul:'1'£JllES,

a set of seven

volul:nes, over

3,000 pages, by

the late Pastor Itussell

all

of \\'hich

were writteu

l.letween 1886 and 1904'

"·ith the

~xc ep

tion

hlx posthumous

WOl'k,

'Th~

Finished

Xlystery'

, tak

U)l

.all

thes e

matte1·s .

"The

reading h

I.Jeen al'l'anged

in regular orderlY

manner,

techni

term s

have

been

used

tbe

tire set of

seven volum es

and one year's

ubscl·ip-

tion

'l'HE GOLDEN AGE for $7.00.

May

bring you a

set

Thursday? I'll

flelivering

in thiS n

eig

hborhood

then."

After taking th

order th

prepare

fo·r

your

de·

lh·ery by

pointing out ferttures

that

you

had not

mentioned,

that

the person will

not have

reac-

tion

after

you

leave

and

con clude

to cancel

the

order

"ivhen you are-

about to

deliYer.

For instance :

'"l'his Scriptural index is a \'el'Y

convenient

part of

the work. You

can

loo;k up any Scripture and get

its explanation.

Then

this question

feature enables

you

to take up

systematic study,

if you

desir<;!.

that· will equal

any

course

theological

seminary:

Our

object in

choosing this

dull paper is that. it

restful to

he eyes- you know

how

~lossy

paper

tire"

the

eyes," etc.

people

not want to

inve~rt

$7.00, oft'er

to·

ell

the

set on the

stallment

plan-$2.00

down

and

dollar

month

thereafter

;

or,

if they do not

care

obligate

themseh·e.~

that

extent, sell them

a copy

of the

F'irst Volume. The aim should

be, bow-

ever,

get a set of STUDIES

the

home

and then

such

means

will

be brought

your

attentioZ:

l~ter,

keep.

the llv.e

matter

that

the book and maga-

zme contam

contmually

before them, assisting the

the

people so that

they

·wliJ

go to the books l'or a

solution

of theii' problems.

Help

them to read daily

events

in the light

prophecy. Help them to look

behind the news

and the events

that are reported

daily

and to

ee the great Hand that

is sbapint;

the

blessings for

the world

the

near

future.

CanvaBB

"Good

morn

in;;!

"I'm

calling

upon you because I believe you are

one

the

lilillionR

who will never die.

''Yon

hope

lle one of them, don't you? (Wait

for the

answer).

"~'her

is no doubt but

that we

are

living in a

most

wonderful

time. In the 24th

chapter of

Mat-

thew

our Lord

lncntioned more than

twenty signs

whi

those living

at that particular

time could

To those

who purchase only

copy

of the

"1\iil-

entify

it, and

you

know we

are

reading t11e

lions" booklet;.

:the

second canvass

should

with the

fulfillment

those

signs

in our daily newspapers?

object of selling them a cloth-bo·und copy

Volume

·(Here

mention

something

pertinent appearing in

Seven and

Tall<ing With th·e Dead" for 95 cehts.

If,

,local paper.)

however,

they

feel that they cannot

alford this

the•

"Wha t our Lord

taught us to pray for

is about to

offer them the

balance

of the combination the

Z•

establlshed- 'Thy

kingdom eo me;

thy

will be

done

the "Talking With the Dead"

booklet,

for

3!\

cents.

The.•e

should

followed

up until a

set

·\m

earth as

it is done in heaven'.

You see

the

S'l'UDIES is placed in

the home.

1igns mentioned by Jesus that he is taking unto

him-

,l!~lf hi~.

grea.t power to

t•eign. The fulfillment

triese

The

work

before

us is

of much

importance anlll.

·~igns

has

been

looked for since our Lord's day. Note

believe people do

not

,appreciate

what they

are

how

accurately Bible

prophecies relating to present

turning

asid<;!---,we have in

mind

particularly those

'times were

interpreted.

(Here produce Volume 1,

who slam the door

your face. You know what you

·i:efer 'to

page 332,

paragraph 1, read

'then

lllw

have; and an,

ell'ort should

be put forth to see that

'imd order'). 'l'hls book, 'The Divine Plan of the

they,

too, are blessed

with

knowledge of the mes-

,Ages',

was written away

back in 1886. These views

sage.

Then those

who

have not purchased should

'be

'·\ vere

set forth then,

and

some

people ridiculed them.

followed

as persistently as

those who have

pur-

The

writer t;ot

his

view

of the future from the :Bible.

chased,

with a

view to

placing

set of STUDIES

You can

·have

the

same

Tiew.

their

homes also.

"Those

millions who are never 11:0ing to die and

who realize that

Christ's

kingdom is

;-ery

near

will

wisely set

their

affairs

in order_ While none

'will

WATCH TOWER

BIBLE

TRA.

C'FSOCIETY

entirely

escape the

trouble of the present,

God's

Word

assures

'us

that those

who seek to know hill

SERVICE D

E."T

plans and ways

will

shielded

b;r

'him

and will

pro~ably

amon~:.

tlaose who, will nevet die.

"millions now

livi~1g

will never die"

SERVICE DEPARTMENT

"Ha;~py

APRIL

I, 1921

i•

the man that findeth UJiod"m• and

the

maA

hat gettelh underata11ding.

For

tlae

merehandue

better

than tho m..-eha11di•e

Bilv•r,

and

·tlate

in thereof

than

fine gold. "-Proverb• 3:

13,14

The distress of nations

increasing. The

r something

better? Who would

not

give

perplexity of the people

deepens

each day.

large

sum of

money,

much time and

effort

The

cause is

known by

few, and the

remedy

flO

know the

cause and

learn of

effect-

known by

lesser number.

Wisdom and

-~-•e

and certain

remedy

that

would

bring

understanding

are

needed

all.

Happy is

teace,

prosperity, happiness

and

life to the

the

man who finds wisdom and

understand·

pple?

ing;

and happier still

is he

who possesses

f a

member

of the family were at death's

them

and gives them out

others, that these

or, the master

the house would make

also might

made

happy.

f.s the privi-

~very

possible

sacrifice to discover

the

cauee

lege

of the Christian to enlighten

himself,

f the illness

and to find and apply the

thereby receiving

comfort, and then to com-

rtain

remedy.

Would he

willing to go

fort

those in distress with the. comfort with

ithout

food

for one day? Yes, several days.

would

willing to do

anything

within

which he himself has been comforted.

Nations that have stood

for

centuries have

power

lead

to the relief of

the sutrer-

fallen, while

other

nations are

now being

one

and to restore his

own

peace of

mind.

The

bread-winner

is out of work. The

shaken to

their

very foundations. TJ1e kings

and rulers are watching with amazement

ildren are

hungry.

They need

clothing;

the

disintegration of

organized

society.

They they need

shoes.

The

rent

due,

and

evic-

know not

what

to do. Perplexity has laid

f#.on

is threatened. Besides

.this,

the

children

hold upon

all, and

men's hearts

are failing

Elre

restless

and

they must

have

some diver-

them for fear because of what they see slon, and a few dimes must be

used for

the

daily

coming

upon

the earth. Like a

great

noving

pictures

or other

.entertainment.

The

monster,

famine, pestilence, revolution, dis- 1arents see

before

them."these .things which

tress,

lawlessness,

sickness and death

are

~mand

their attention.

combined in the destruction of the human

the same time

there faces

them a far

race. The merchant, the

manufacturer,

the greater problem because

of distress and per-

builder,

the financier, the artisan and the

_plexity

not

only in their own

minds but

laborer,

the

man

with

a family

and without

-the.

IDind

very one

else; and

th~y

ask:

a job, the man

with

property

and without

going to

starve to death?

Will

the

money-in

fact,

all classes-are perplexed

,~Pars

of the

human race destroy eacll

with

the conditions of society

and

know

not

What does

the future hold for

us?

which way to

turn.

'\!-~'

,~t;P.ne

Solution

Speok from your vantage

are sqme of the questions asked by

point-knowing-

{;t

,~tressed

and perplexed

ones,

and they

Why

are these conditions now upon th:

·>$~

nations and peoples of the earth?· Is ther

remedy for

such.

conditions?

Can we ho

:·:;

....

answer.

Happy

is the man that

the

true

answer.

Tbe

Christian

has

answer ;

and

it is

his

privilege,

;;.

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