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The Last Message to Every Nation

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 27, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 39.

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The Last Message to Every Nation

BEFORE the overthrow of Babylon of old, God called upon his servants to set “up a standard in the land,” and “blow the trumpet among the nations.” Jer. 51:27. That is the work which God is calling now upon his people to perform, in this day when the overthrow of the great antitypical Babylon is close at hand. That call, that message, must ring through the earth till every nation and every island has heard the sound. The proclamation of this message to the people of this world in this generation is the most momentous undertaking of the age. It is the climax of gospel work in the earth. It must be carried by consecrated hearts and heads and hands. God’s power must be with it and in it; his glory must be in the message, and the light of his countenance shining clear upon the messengers. Courage born of strong conviction and unfaltering trust will mark the witness borne by these faithful messengers; but clothed in the armor of God, with the light of God’s truth shining out in their lives, they will go to every nation and kindred and tongue and people, bearing the last message of the gospel dispensation. It is a glorious work, and who would not have a part in it?