Liberty

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 9, 1908

On account of the Sunday-law agitation in the West Indies, the brethren in charge of our work there have found it necessary to issue a publication dealing with the matter. This is a sixteen-page pamphlet bearing the title “Liberty,” and discussing forcefully and clearly the principles at stake in such legislation. From now to the end of time we may expect to have this question to meet in every quarter of the world. Countries that have long given little regard to the outward observance of Sunday are aroused by some agency to wonderful activity in behalf of that institution very soon after our work has been established there. It is all a part of the purpose of the enemy to mobilize his forces throughout the world into one compact body to resist and, if possible, to overwhelm the message and work of the third angel. It is one of the most striking signs of our times, a fulfilment of our expectations of many years, and should be a cause of encouragement to us, indicating the blessed consummation of our work.