Study the Book of Galatians
A DISPATCH from London to the New York Sun, July 28, says that, “according to information obtained in London, some friction has arisen between the Vatican and the Washington government respecting the rights, privileges, and property of the church in the Philippines;” and that “the Cardinal and Ambassador Draper have had several unofficial talks, and the pope is said to be keenly interested.” The dispatch further says that “there is a suspicion in Cardinal Rampolla’s mind that negotiations are proceeding secretly between the American authorities in Manila and the insurgent chiefs;” and that in course of these suspected secret negotiations a demand of the Filipinos “that the present Spanish clergy be expelled from the Philippines, and their property confiscated, has not been rejected with indignation.” OUR Sabbath-schools everywhere are now studying the book of Galatians. This is so important that not a Seventh-day Adventist anywhere should miss a single lesson. Be sure to make a study of the lessons, and especially of the book of Galatians itself. The little pamphlet, “The Glad Tidings,” is an excellent aid in getting the lessons. It contains 265 pages. Price, 25 cents; cloth bound, 60 cents.