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Thoughts on the prophecies of Daniel; . t tliestirring, practical, and prophetic truths whichthey contain. No. 3. Thoughtson theRevelation. January, 1000. A verse-by-verse study of the prophecies in tlit^ Book of Revelation, by the author of Thoughts on Daniel. Many have considered tlie prophecies hard tounderstand; but here a key is put into the read-ers hand which has made plain to thousandswhat was before dark and obscure. The bonk is adapted to all classes of readers,and has received many strong testiniouials fromthe best scholars and most devoted Christians inthe land. 400 pages25 cents. Over 80,000 copies of Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation. com-bined, and bound in substantial covers ($ cloth; $ gilt edge;$ library; ^.50, morocco), are now in the hands of BihU> students ofall denominations; and in order that all classes may be reached, thisgreatest of all books on the prophecies is now issued in two parts, at ;cents each; and the two combined in plain cloth case, $t. p< 300 papres with illu>,tratii Work, New York.
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