Sanctification by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Sep 28, 1882

Sanctification.

By Editor

THE excellent articles on this subject, by Mrs. E. G. White, will be given in several numbers, and we bespeak for them a careful reading.

And we think we need not apologize to our readers for giving another article on the same subject on the fourth page (whole number 436) of this paper. It is from the California Christian Advocate. We are pleased to find such an article in the Advocate. It is sound doctrine, and clear in statement, and cannot fail to have a good effect wherever it is read.

Camp-Meeting Prospects.

THE prospects for a successful camp-meeting in this State were never better than at this time. There has been an early rain in California, since which the weather is warm, and there is every probability that it may continue so for some time, as is usually the case after the first rain in this State.

Our Job Office has got out the best looking poster, or large advertising sheet of the camp-meeting, that we have ever seen for any such meeting. It is a splendid advertisement of both the meeting and the office.

The number of preachers who will be present is larger than at any previous annual gathering in California. It will be a favorable circumstance that a few wearied ones will not have to bear the entire burden of this meeting.

And the present political crisis in this State makes our work very important at this time. Every one who loves the truth ought to be inquiring what he can do to further the good work. Come one—come all. Come early, and stay till the close.