Spanish New Testament Missionary Work

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 16, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 37.

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Spanish New Testament Missionary Work

Nearly two years ago it was suggested to Mr. Lyman Stewart, of Los Angeles, that the publication of the New Testament in Spanish, marked so as to arrest the attention of Roman Catholics, and without comment, would be specially serviceable as a missionary adjunct in Spanish-speaking countries.
Many weeks and months were spent in the preparation of this volume, and proofs were submitted to missionaries in Catholic countries for suggestions. Since the work has been completed, shipments of the Testament have been made to various points in Spain, Cuba, Porto Rico, Venezuela, Colombia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, Argentine Republic, Peru, Ecuador, all five of the Central American states, Mexico, the Philippines, besides many Spanish-speaking centers in the United States. This work has been undertaken, not for profit, but as a ministry of love.