To Correspondents by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 3, 1871

To Correspondents.

By Editor

H. T. G.: The matter seems so perfectly plain to us, that we can hardly conceive how a person can examine the Sabbath question in the light of the Bible, and not be satisfied of his duty to keep the seventh day. If you have any convictions in that direction, we think it will be perfectly safe for you to move out upon them. In regard to Mr. Kelley's lecture, we appreciate your efforts and kind intentions in sending us a synopsis of it. For your sake, and that of others immediately concerned, we should be happy to notice some of his absurdities. But we must take into account the interest of all our readers, the great majority of whom have no acquaintance with Mr. K., and care not what he believes nor what he preaches. Hence it is thought best to give our space to matter which we judge will be of more general interest.

D. M. CANRIGHT: We have not the paper, and shall be glad of the article, and of any information you can give on the subject you mention.

P. ARMSTRONG: Bro. White is now writing on Matt. 24 and 25, and will in a few weeks present an exposition of the passage to which you refer.