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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 24, 1874

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 44, No. 22.

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To Correspondents.

By Uriah Smith

L. H. L. Isa. 65, commencing at the 17th verse, was explained in No. 1, Vol. 43, of REVIEW in the article headed, “The Child Shall Die an Hundred Years Old.” It is too lengthy to republish again so soon. You will find an explanation of Isa. 66:24, and the quotation from this verse in Mark 9:44–46, in “Man’s Nature and Destiny,” pp. 279–288.
The word “remember” in the fourth commandment emphasizes that commandment above all the rest of the decalogue. It is the one which especially the great enemy of God and his truth would like to have mankind forget, so that he could lead them to apostatize from God; and the atheism and idolatry that are in the world to-day, all come from the failure of men to heed that word “remember” and are an evidence to what a fearful extent Satan has succeeded in his work. It proves, moreover, that the Sabbath originated before God spoke the commandments from Sinai; for it would be absurd to tell a person to remember a thing of which he had had no previous information. U. S.