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Heralds of the morning : the meaning of the social and political problems of to-day and the significance of the great phenomena in nature (1912)

Tait, Asa Oscar, 1858-1941 · Mountain View, Calif. : Pacific Press · leaf 349

An illustration from Heralds of the morning : the meaning of the social and political problems of to-day and the significance of the great phenomena in nature, 1912, leaf 349 — and they shallbe changed: but Thou art the same, and Thy years shallnot fail. Heb. 1:10-12. Here the direct and plain lan-guage is used that so truly characterizes the Bible. Speak-ing of the earth, and of the atmosphere, or heavens, con-nected with it, the apostle says, They all shall wax oldas… … tree or crop of which they are destructive is given after each: Beetle, beet, corn, beans, and potato; 13 Adult Fringed-winged Apple-bud Moth, 15 Moth ol theBarred-winged Onion Maggot; 16 Clover Mite; 17 Grub and Adult Moth of the Larger Corn-stalk Borer; 18 and 22 Differential Grasshopper, alfalfa…

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