p. 24 | To Every Kindred

Review and Herald Publishing Assn. · Washington, D.C. · Dec 31, 1903

To Every Kindred

We have received the following suggestion from Brother A. Smith, of Grandville, Mich., whose name is familiar to many of the old readers of the REVIEW: “The third angel’s message, like the first and the second, is to be carried not only to every nation and tongue, but also to every kindred as well. This evidently means that every one who receives the message is in duty bound to send or take it to his own kindred. If all Seventh-day Adventists would do this in the matter of distributing the Capital and Labor number of The Signs of the Times, it would through this agency alone result in the distribution of at least half a million copies. But the distribution need not necessarily be limited to one’s kindred, but may include friends and acquaintances also. Let the watchword all along the line be, ‘To every kindred.’”