THE REVIEW OFFICE by John Nevins Andrews

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 21, 1860

THE REVIEW OFFICE.

By John Nevins Andrews

How shall we manage relative to the legal holding of the Office? I would suggest with all respect to the feelings and opinions of others, that no step be taken until we first have a general gathering from all parts of the country, and a prayerful consultation relative to the right course. I believe that in this way we could act in unison, and what is still better, act just right.

I have confidence in Bro. White's integrity of purpose in bringing this subject before the brethren. It also seems to me that he is clearly right in asking that something should be done. I hope therefore that those who may think that some dangerous step is about to be taken, will pray with their whole hearts, that God will be pleased to avert all evil and to guide us aright. Meanwhile I would express the hope that we may be able to adopt so simple and proper an arrangement that it will be open to no reasonable objection.

J. N. A.

North Parma, N. Y., Aug. 9.