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Contained in This Issue

By Editor

Editorial	PAGE
The Personality of God	9

Our Question Corner
3426—Consequence not Punishment; 3427—Dancing; 3428—The Tribe of Benjamin; 3429—Were the Old Prophets Mistaken? 3430—Beginning and Ending of the Sabbath; 3431—"Hated" and "Loved;" 3432—Altar in Egypt; 3433—The First Resurrection	2

| Our Bible Band | 2 |

General
The Plan of Salvation—No 1	3
God's Law and Forgiveness	4
The Coming of Christ, Literal, Personal, Visible	5
The Waiting Church (Studies in Revelation)	6, 7
God's Holy Law—Roosevelt on the Bible	8

Our Bible Reading
The Holy Scriptures	8

Outlook
"Iniquity Shall Abound"	10
Peace Prospects	10
Revolution in China—Plague Pictures—The Sympathy of the "Masses" in Illustrations—Notes	10, 11

The Home
Letters to a Young Man	12

Missions
Progress in China	14
Our Work and Workers	14

Poetry
The Greatest of All	1
The Immortal Record	4
The Last Message	5
An Earthquake Chorus	7
On Which Side?	12
The City's Heartless Heart	14

Editorial Help Returns

By Editor

We are glad to announce to our readers that we are soon to have editorial help. Two weeks ago our stenographer and assistant, Mr. C. A. Rhodes, who wrote such acceptable news notes and Work and Workers items, left us for the East. The last issue and this number have been gotten out alone in strenuous times; perhaps we ought to say, in more strenuous times. But next week we shall have with us our old associate editor Mr. A. O. Tait, at present occupying the chair of Biblical Exegesis in Pacific Union College. In response to our need the college has released him. He returns to the editorial work of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES with health renewed, and with a message to hear. We welcome him back. We are still without a stenographer, and must ask our correspondents to be patient.

Letters to a Young Man

By Editor

We call the attention of our young men readers to "Letters to a Young Man" No. 1 in our Home department. Mr. "L. P." writes interestingly and helpfully to his young friend Robert of important fundamentals, responsibility, aim and purpose in life, and the importance and power of system. We know it will help the young man if he will read it. Now will you who read it pass it on to others? Its principles are as good for others as for young men.

That Debate

By Editor

"That Debate."—Several copies of a formidable-looking document with the foregoing title have been sent us concerning a debate that did not take place in Santa Ana, in the southern part of this State. This journal has no desire to enter into the details of the Santa Ana dust-storm (at some seasons characteristic of the thriving little town) which the writer of the document is endeavoring to stir up ahead of season. His misguided, one-sided statements, his unfounded charges against a whole people, will be generally taken at their true worth. Any one desirous of learning as to why the debate was not held, can do so by sending for the Pacific Union Recorder of April 27, published at Mountain View, California.

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