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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 6, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 45.

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A New Name

By D. W. Reavis

THE REVIEW AND HERALD having had so many appropriate titles given it by its appreciative readers, it has been difficult for some time to coin a new name; but recently one of our subscribers sent for the renewal of “God’s Blessed Paper.” The REVIEW was sent, and proved to be the paper the person wanted.
The REVIEW is, in fact, deserving of this title, because it keeps its readers intelligent upon all phases of our special work in all parts of the world, strengthens faith, and fortifies our people against discouragements in the performance of life’s daily duties. It is an impelling force in our denominational work, always imparting spiritual vitality in the life, and creating a working devotion in the promotion and the support of the message. It keeps our members in trying times from the common tendency to complain, to criticize, and to imbibe unbelief, and is in many ways “a keeper of the flock,”—a faithful, ordained minister,—the voice of the great advent movement throughout the world.
D. W. REAVIS.