THE DISCUSSION

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 21, 1869

BETWEEN Elders Grant and Cornell, held at Chelsea, Mass., Nov., 1869, is published in a pamphlet of 126 pp., put up in first-class style, and indorsed by the debaters thus:

“This is to certify that the following report, as taken by Eld. J. H. Waggoner, is impartial and honorable. It does not profess to be a verbatim report, but the points and ideas are well expressed and satisfactory. MILES GRANT.”

“Having examined the report of the Chelsea discussion, as prepared by Eld. Waggoner, I cordially indorse it as a faithful and impartial presentation of the arguments. M. E. CORNELL.”

Those who wish to learn the facts in the case, relative to that discussion, have only to obtain the book. Price, 20c. Postage, 2c. Bro. Crandall, of Mass., writes, Dec. 13, 1869:

“Allow me to ask, Why do we not hear from Eld. Cornell, at Chelsea? Report says that the Crisis publishes that in the discussion with Eld. Grant he gave up the third angel’s message and the Sabbath question so far as its importance is concerned. I do not, of course, believe it, but I would like to hear the truth in the matter. The ‘no-law’ people make something of a handle of it.”

“God bless you, laborers, and give grace and wisdom to meet all the opposition, and cavil of unbelievers. Be not discouraged. The truth is spreading. The light is increasing, and converts are multiplying, even though it is slowly. God be praised that he will save any. Yours in the truth.”

Let the book be circulated, that it may correct false impressions. We first met Bro. C. at the New England Camp-meeting in September last, conversed with him, and gave him his arms full of tracts and books. He there committed himself on the Sabbath. We are exceedingly glad to be cheered on in the work by one who has so recently engaged in the battle. God bless this brother.