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The Sabbath Increasingly Disregarded

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Apr 16, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 16.

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The Sabbath Increasingly Disregarded

The Christian Advocate says that “in spite of all that has been done, the Sabbath [Sunday] is less and less regarded. . . . If things go on at the same rate they have done, in less than ten years the American sabbath will hardly be recognizable in the cities; but the Chicago and San Francisco type will become the universal type. For with all the cities giving up the Sabbath practically as a holy day and consenting to its being turned into a holiday, the rural districts will not long retain much respect for it.” Why not all “lay hold on” God’s holy day, and thus be joined to a winning, instead of an ever-losing, cause?