Solemn Appeal by R. F. Cottrell

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 19, 1870

“Solemn Appeal.”

By R. F. Cottrell

THE present condition of our fallen, degenerate, and dying race makes this work a necessity of the times. It should be read by all that would escape the “pollution that is in the world through lust,” those who imagine they have escaped, as well as those who know they have not. It is written and edited in the interest of humanity, and all should be acquainted with its contents. May it prove the salvation of many. The married, as well as the unmarried, need its instructions. Those suffering the bitter effects of violated natural law need its friendly advice, while others need its solemn warnings. The writers and editor have faithfully discharged their duty in the fear of God, and for the temporal and eternal salvation of men. Let all who would second them in their efforts, see that the work is read and circulated. Its warnings and instructions will fail of their benevolent design, if they are not read. Let all do their duty. R. F. COTTRELL.

In the foregoing communication, Bro. Cottrell speaks the mind of a number of correspondents for whose communications we have not room. Those correspondents we know will be willing to let Bro. Cottrell speak for them. And let the reader consider that here we have the mind not of one person only, but of many; and let him, above all, give heed to what is said.—Ed.