NEXT WEEK by W. W. Prescott

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 11, 1902

NEXT WEEK.

By W. W. Prescott

The first of the series of studies, of which mention was made in the last issue, will begin next week. It will require the prompt and united action of all who are interested in the success of this movement to make the proper arrangements for the organized study of these lessons. We know that the principles to be considered are important. We know that they will be of interest. We know that all who will give them faithful study will be abundantly repaid for the time and effort. We know that many can become a greater blessing to others by using the information which can be gained from these studies. Knowing all this, we would study the lessons for others, and assign the benefits to them, if that were possible. But it is only through some active effort on his own part that each one can receive these gifts of God, and we therefore earnestly urge all the people to take up this work promptly and systematically. If it is found impossible to interest the whole church in this matter, then let those who are really interested come together for study and mutual help.

Those who know what the message for this time really is, know that these health principles cannot be divorced from it, and they will have no desire to make the attempt. The work of preparing the way of the Lord includes a hearty co-operation with God's revealed provision for the care of the temple in which He is to manifest himself. Carelessness in this respect must grow out of ignorance or unbelief. There is a distinct call now for a revival of the complete message. This Forward Movement is a part of the call. Will all the people respond? Will you respond? Act at once, and get as many as possible to act with you. Remember that the first study will appear in this department next week.

In behalf of the Central Committee,

W. W. PRESCOTT, Chairman.