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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 16, 1871

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 37, No. 22.

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THOS. DEMMON: We have no recollection of the article you refer to, written to show that the Lord's supper was partaken of before the washing of feet. We do not think any valid argument can be brought to sustain such a position.
O. E. McCORD: We have three different question books, 10c each. We do not think it advisable to travel a great distance on the Sabbath to attend meeting.
N. HOYT: We think Paul in Galatians had in view that system by which the Jew supposed he was justified from his transgressions of the moral law. This explains those passages which certainly refer to that law.
E. B. S: The name you inquire for is B. G. Robb.
S. E. EDWARDS: We have not received the book.
G. McD.: For our part we would have nothing to do with swine, either by way of raising, selling, or eating them. If we lived in a section of country adapted to any other business besides swine raising, we would follow that; if not, we would move to some better location.
A. WIKE: The foregoing note will answer your first query. There is no spot on the earth where the sun shines the year round. It is only at the extreme poles that it is continuously visible for six months; and there the daily revolution of the earth can be marked with as much distinctness as in our own latitude.