"Constitutional Amendment."
By Editor
WE have noticed this book before, and an advertisement of it may be found in our columns, but we think it is worthy of further notice. It is a book that every Seventh-day Adventist ought to read, and is an admirable book to place in the hands of any who are willing to read. Our ministers, when presenting the truth in a new place, frequently hear the remark, "We want to hear the other side of this question." This book contains both sides of the Sabbath question, presented in an able manner. The first part of the book is devoted to a clear and forcible presentation of the New Testament evidence that the Sabbath was observed by Christ and the apostles, and that the original Sabbath law continues right along through the Christian dispensation; the supposed evidence that Christ or the apostles did anything tending to the sanctification of the first day of the week, is candidly considered. The second part contains the strictures of the editor of the Christian Statesman upon the above-mentioned articles, with Elder Littlejohn's replies. The question is ably handled by both parties, the discussion is conducted in a courteous manner, and the dignity of the subject is maintained throughout. The thoughtful reader can weigh the evidence on both sides, and decide for himself where the truth lies. Purchase it, read it, and lend it to your neighbor.