The January “Watchman” by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 11, 1913

The January “Watchman”

By Editor

The most skeptical must see, in the trend of events throughout the world, the rapidity with which marvels increase on every hand, and the wonderful facilities for learning and travel, that the present generation is without a parallel in any age. The student of the Scriptures sees in these things the working out of the purpose of God in the universe, and the rapid approach of the close of earth’s history.

Those who are interested in the fulfilment of prophecy and desire to keep in touch with the march of events, will appreciate the timely editorials and general articles contained in this number. Some of the subjects presented are as follows:—

A View Into the Future. How Will Jesus Come? Archbishop Bonzano on Sunday Observance. Nations Rightly Struggling to Be Free (the Eastern Question series by P. T. Magan). A Synopsis of the Revelation.

The Bible says that the prevalence of deceptive doctrines will be characteristic of the last days. This makes the article “How Will Jesus Come?” especially interesting and timely. Perhaps no other subject in the Scriptures has been so greatly misrepresented. Lovers of truth will therefore read with satisfaction this convincing refutation of unscriptural views upon this subject.

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