The Old Message in Its Simplicity

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 10, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 45.

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The Old Message in Its Simplicity

ONE of our workers in a distant field writes as follows: “The good old REVIEW is such a comfort to us, alone and unknown, in this far-away land. I want to say that the unswerving attitude of the REVIEW in defending the advent message and the religion of our fathers, in the face of what has arisen, is finding a most hearty response with us. It is being demonstrated to our utmost satisfaction of late that it is not some new and fanciful interpretation of this message that is needed now, but rather the preaching of the old message in its simplicity, and in the power that it was preached forty years ago, when our fathers accepted the faith.” We believe that many are praying for the return of the spirit of the former days in this advent message, and we are confident that the desires of their hearts will be realized. There are certainly hopeful indications.