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Review and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 21.

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A Continuation of Old Testament History

SEVERAL years ago there was published in the REVIEW a series of articles on Old Testament history and characters, from the pen of Sister E. G. White. These closed with the reign of Solomon. We are pleased to inform our readers that we have received from Sister White a continuation of this series. We shall begin the publication of these articles sometime next month. They will be found of special interest, as they shed much light on Old Testament records, and contain many practical lessons for present-day needs. This series contains nearly one year's articles, and will afford to the readers of the REVIEW a rich treat.

European Division Annual Report

A COPY of the Annual Report of the European Division of the General Conference has just been received. Statistics show that the corps of workers was increased nearly one hundred during 1912, and on an average, each worker was able, with the help of God, to win six persons to the truth. The total number of new converts received into fellowship amounts to 5,484. The yearly tithe of the Sabbath-keepers in the European field amounted to more than $325,000. They also gave liberally of their means to foreign mission work. Hundreds of young men and women are attending the different training-schools, and during the year twelve missionaries and their wives took up work in foreign fields.

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Review and Herald · May 22, 1913