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Anyone who is "instructed concerning the kingdom of heaven is like a householder who brings out of his treasured things new and old." The Holy Spirit "instructed" the author of this book how to read with new eyes the familiar pages of Isaiah. Portrayed herein, "old things" shine with new light, and many "new things" come to light that we may not heretofore have discerned in the "Gospel Prophet." At least this is the testimony of thousands of modern readers of Ellet J. Waggoner's other writings. They rejoice for this new discovery recently found in the archives. Published originally in England...

"Given at the 32nd Session of the General Conference in 1897."

With wisdom from above, Ellet J. Waggoner takes the things that are written for our admonition and spells out -the moral of the story- in child-like simplicity. Following Abraham in his departure from Mesopotamia and the wilderness wanderings of his posterity though to their entrance into Caanan, Waggoner presents the parallels of the Old and New Testaments in such a plain and remarkable manner that it expands the consciousness of the reader. Himself following in the spirit and manner of Apostle Paul, he preaches the eternal atonement of Jesus Christ, who is as verily -crucified among you-...