A Time for Loyalty and Devotion
By Editor
WE could fill a good-sized department in the REVIEW each week with the words of commendation and encouragement which come to our office from our readers, and while we forbear to use the space for this purpose, we are glad to acknowledge our appreciation of these kind messages. One brother writes, under date of March 5: “This last REVIEW rejoices me more than any issue that I have read since accepting the message in 1892.” The events with which we are dealing, and the situation which we are plainly facing, are certainly most stirring, and we can hardly see how it is possible for any believer in this message to follow the present developments without being greatly aroused and stimulated to earnest service. Those experiences to which we have looked forward for many years are now becoming a part of history. It is a time for loyalty and devotion to this message.