Now Is the Time

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 23, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 25.

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Now Is the Time

It is not only that the work we have failed to do in times of peace will have to be done amid war, but we must expect to find difficulties of many kinds increasing as the nations throw off the restraint of the Spirit of God.
All must have noticed in recent reports from the fields that the Sunday-law movement is springing into new life in foreign parts as well as in this land. One master evil mind is working among all the nations to make it increasingly difficult for us to spread the message, and for people to obey it. The Lord will show honest hearts how to triumph over all this; but we shall yet realize to the full the fact that we often have lost precious time, and shall have to bear many a hard experience that might have been saved.
The Portland Oregonian calls attention to the progress of the Sunday-law movement in Spain, and says:—
The Spanish government has published a law making Sunday a day of rest. It will be enforced in six months.
The elements are gathering for conflict with the testing truth of God’s holy Sabbath. Now is the time to press into these lands, ere doors now open swing to.
W. A. S.