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The Eastern Question and the Atonement

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 4, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 22.

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The Eastern Question and the Atonement

By Editor

The rapidly shaping events of the European conflict have focused all eyes upon the changes which are taking place in the Near East. The place of the Turkish Empire in the affairs of nations has special interest in these days of fulfilling prophecy. We are pleased to state that Elder A. G. Daniells will soon begin a series of articles for the REVIEW dealing with the Eastern Question. He will review the series of articles on this subject which were printed in the REVIEW about two years ago, and then carry his series to the completion of the subject as outlined in the eleventh chapter of Daniel. These articles, we are sure, will be read with deep interest by our brethren and sisters throughout the field. Elder Daniells has made a special study of this question, both from a historical standpoint and from the present situation, and will have some valuable facts to present. In this connection also we are glad to announce that we have a series of articles from Elder J. O. Corliss on the subject of the atonement. Brother Corliss draws many practical lessons from the sanctuary service. Next week we shall begin a short series of articles from Brother W. S. Chapman on the subject of rendering to God his own. These contain much valuable instruction on this important subject.