Circa 1920, De Zwolsche Ongevallenverzekering [The Zwolle Accidental Insurance Society] reprinted portions of the first three (LXXIV–LXXVI) of seven articles from De Heraut about the insurance business. The articles belong to the third series of De gemeene gratie (see also 1903.13).

The lovely edition (14cm., with an attractive cover and nicely stitched binding) was likely meant to overcome reservations and objections concerning insurance policies in some Christian circles. Kuyper anticipated the possibility that such a publication would be forthcoming, making the following request in the first article of the series on insurance: “Should insurance societies or the press wish to reprint anything, we request that they expressly and clearly indicate that De Heraut, after having first made reference to the higher demand that everyone become assured of eternal life, only then expressed itself thus on the matter of ‘life insurance’ during this earthy existence.”