Holds the First Place by W. H. Branson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1916

Holds the First Place

By W. H. Branson

AMONG the many religious periodicals published by Seventh-day Adventists I regard the REVIEW as the one that should hold first place. Those who read its pages faithfully each week rarely become discouraged or lose their hold on the truth. Each issue is filled with soul-stirring reports from the uttermost parts of the earth, as well as from the home field, of what great things God is doing through his servants.

It is through its pages that we hear the echo of the loud cry, which is now resounding around the entire earth. It frequently serves to warn us of dangers and heresies which the enemy would delight to bring in to accomplish our destruction, and thus it wields a mighty influence in preserving the unity of the church.

I believe that our people should endeavor to have in their homes as many of our publications as possible, but especially the REVIEW AND HERALD. No Seventh-day Adventist home is complete without its weekly visits and blessings.

W. H. BRANSON, Pres. S. E. Union Conf.