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BIBLE STUDENT’S HELPS

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SPECIAL PRICES BELOW FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

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MILLENNIAL DAWN. VOL. I

THE PLAN OF THE AGES

A HELPING HAND FOR BIBLE STUDENTS
Cloth bound. 351 pages. Embossed.
Sent, postage prepaid, on receipt of the price
$1.00

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SPECIAL RATES TO SUBSCRIBERS:

1 year’s subscription to Tower and 1 book, $1.25
1 ” ” ” 7 ” 5.00
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Wholesale Rates for selling, loaning, gratuitous distribution, etc., 25 cents each, for one copy or a thousand copies.

A rebate of ten cents each, out of the Z.W.T. Tract Funds, will be allowed to any canvasser as “expense money.”

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YOUNG’S GREEK, HEBREW AND ENGLISH CONCORDANCE

This work is at once a Greek and Hebrew Lexicon giving the meaning of the original terms in English, and also a Concordance giving each word of Scripture and the words which they translate. The value of the work is becoming more apparent daily, as theorists attempt to palm off a private interpretation under a guise of “a better definition of the original.”

In this superb volume every word is arranged under its own Hebrew and Greek original, exhibiting 311,000 references and 30,000 various readings. Its size is large quarto, 1094 pages. Price to our subscribers, $2.50; usual price, $5.00. If sent my mail, the postage should be added, viz.: 56c., and 10c. additional if you wish it “registered.” It cannot be sent to EUROPE. This is the latest revision.—”THE AUTHOR’S EDITION.”

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THE EMPHATIC DIAGLOTT

For the benefit of new readers we would state that this is a Greek Testament. Under each Greek word the corresponding English word. It is thus the most literal translation of the New Testament. Besides this, it has in another column alongside a very clear and emphatic translation, showing the emphasis of the Greek, which is generally lost to the English reader.

The regular price for the work in cloth is four dollars—which, everything considered, is not too high; but by special arrangement we are enabled to offer it at $1.50 per copy to our subscribers, postage prepaid. We cannot take postage stamps in payment, as we must pay cash.

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— December, 1887 —