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Heathen Expectation of the End

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 4, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 27.

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Heathen Expectation of the End

A MOST impressive sign, or evidence, that the end is near is found in the fact that in heathen lands themselves, such as India and China, among those untold millions there is an air of expectancy—an impression that something wonderful is soon to take place. Brother Votaw writes that in Burma “God is leaving them without excuse, and he is preparing our work for us. It will be an easy matter for the work to close in power here, and in a short time. The Buddhists are looking for a reincarnation of the Buddha; the Mohammedans are expecting—some say Christ, some say Mohammed; the Hindus look for a god to come in the flesh.” God will finish his work gloriously, according to his word, in all the earth.