An Excellent Tract by John Nevins Andrews

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 9, 1869

An Excellent Tract.

By John Nevins Andrews

BRO. W. C. GAGE'S tract entitled, “Sixteen Short Answers to Sixteen Common Objections.” This, as many of the readers of the REVIEW are well aware, is written to answer briefly the most common and most plausible objections to the near advent of Christ. It is the best thing of the kind of which I have any knowledge. In fact there is no tract in print that covers the ground embraced in this one. We have excellent tracts on the Sabbath question, such as God's Memorial, the Law and Gospel, Elihu, and Truth Found, which by their clearness, point and brevity, are well adapted to the purposes of distribution everywhere. Now if you want to circulate an excellent tract to introduce the Advent doctrine, I know of no one so well adapted to the purpose as this series of “Short Answers to Common Objections” on that subject. If you cannot talk out the truth yourself you can live it out. If you do exemplify it in your life, then supply yourself with these cheap but mighty testimonies to the truth, and wisely sow your seed beside all waters. Some of it will bear fruit to life everlasting. That which yields a harvest will repay your labor a thousand fold. Here is a sphere of action in which all who walk humbly before God can labor with success. J. N. A.