"SCRIPTURES OF THE FUTURE."

Books rapidly coming into use in the Roman, Greek and Anglican communions as the text-books which represent the prophesied restoration of the Ancient Esoteric doctrine which, by interpreting the mysteries of religion, should reconcile faith and reason, religion and science, and accomplish the downfall of that sacerdotal system, which—"making the word of God of none effect by its traditions"—has hitherto usurped the name and perverted the truth of Christianity. Their standpoint is that Christian doctrines, when rightly understood, are necessary and self-evident truths, recognisable as founded in and representing the actual nature of existence, incapable of being conceived of as otherwise, and constituting a system of thought at once scientific, philosophic and religious, absolutely inexpugnable, and satisfactory to man's highest aspirations, intellectual, moral and spiritual.

The Perfect Way; or The Finding of Christ. By Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland. Third English Edition, Price 6s. net.

The Life of Anna Kingsford; by Edward Maitland. A new edition in preparation.

The New Gospel of Interpretation; being an Abstract of the doctrine and Statement of the objects of The Esoteric Christian Union, founded by Edward Maitland, Nov., 1891.

The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland, and of The New Gospel of Interpretation; by Edward Maitland. Third and enlarged Edition, 228 pp., edited by Samuel Hopgood Hart, Cloth Gilt, Back and Side; Price 3s. 6d. net; Post Free 3s. 10d. The Ruskin Press, Stafford Street, Birmingham.

The Bible's Own Account of Itself; by Edward Maitland. Second Edition, edited by Saml. Hopgood Hart, complete, with Appendix. Crown 8vo. 96 pp., Stiff Paper Covers, Price 6d.; Post Free 7d,; or in Cloth Covers, Gilt, 1s. 6d. net; Post Free 1s. 8d. The Ruskin Press, Birmingham.

All the above Works may be obtained from THE RUSKIN PRESS, STAFFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM. (Postages in addition to the above Prices.)

Some Testimonies of notable profiolents in religious science.

"If the Scriptures of the future are to be, as I firmly believe they will be, those which best interpret the Scriptures of the past, these writings will assuredly hold the foremost place among them.... They present a body of doctrine at once complete, homogeneous, logical and inexpugnable, in which the three supreme questions, Whence come we? What are we? Whither go we? at length find an answer, complete, satisfactory, and consolatory."—Baron Spedalieri (The Kabalist).

"It is impossible for a spiritually intelligent reader to doubt that these teachings were received from within the astral veil. They are full of the concentrated and compact wisdom of the Holy Heavens and of God. If Christians knew their own religion, they would find in these priceless records our Lord Christ and His vital process abundantly illustrated and confirmed. That such communications are possible, and are permitted to be given to the world, in a sign, and a most promising sign, of our age."—Rev. Dr. John Pulsford.