p. 24 | The Tract Campaign by Arthur G. Daniells

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 30, 1902

The Tract Campaign

By Arthur G. Daniells

Who Is “Willing” for Service?

“Thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power,” Ps. 110: 3. The present is the day of God’s power, the day in which he will reveal his power through his people to the world.

This is the “time of the end,” the “day of his preparation,” the “hour of God’s judgment,” the “days of the voice of the seventh angel,” when the “mystery [the gospel] of God should be finished, as he hath declared to his servants the prophets.” This is the “time of the latter rain,” which is to ripen the harvest for the coming of Christ.

Who, then, is willing to consecrate his service in this day of God’s power unto the Lord for the salvation of the world? Brethren and sisters, we have accepted the great threefold message of Rev. 14: 6-12. That message has saved us from ruin, brought hope to our hearts, and led us to direct our lives to the right end. What it has done for us it is able to do for our neighbors, for all the world. Really, this message is the only hope of the world. Is not this a heart-stirring appeal to us to go to our neighbors with this truth?

The little tracts prepared for the winter’s missionary campaign are now ready. These should be circulated one at a time in their natural order. The first to be used is entitled, “We Would See Jesus.” This is a grand little tract, and at least a million copies should be circulated. Large orders are now coming in. Order at once, dear brethren, from your State tract society, and enter with all your hearts upon the good work. All the tracts of this series are sixteen-page, and are sold for one cent each. A. G. DANIELLS.