WASHINGTON by W. C. F. Ward

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 20, 1900

WASHINGTON

By W. C. F. Ward

The last of October I began meetings in the schoolhouse at Wallace, a small lumbering town, where, for a little over three weeks, I continued to labor with good results. A company of nine adults decided to obey, and a Sabbath-school of fourteen members was organized.

The Methodist minister opposed our position on the nature of man and the Sabbath question. His strongest argument in favor of Sunday was his false interpretation of the Greek of Matt. 28:1. I followed him with a review of his argument, and the Lord gave the truth a decided victory, which even its enemies admit. All who had begun to keep the Sabbath are more firmly established than before the opposition. W. C. F. WARD.