Attention to the True Sabbath

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 20, 1908

Attention to the True Sabbath

THERE was probably never a time when the question of which day is the true Sabbath was receiving as much attention as at the present time. We frequently see in the secular papers column after column of argument pro and con. For instance, the Bridgeton (N. J.) Evening News of December 31 and of January 3 contains over four columns of well-written matter, ably setting forth the binding obligation of the true Sabbath, the perpetuity of God’s law, and the groundless nature of the Sunday-sabbath arguments. But this is only one of many such instances, all of which are bearing their witness to the world in behalf of the true Sabbath, and helping to finish the work of this message.