Sister White’s Counsel on Important Questions
By Editor
This issue of the REVIEW goes to press somewhat later than the usual time, but it is done in order that matter of special interest and importance may be set before our readers at the earliest possible moment. This matter is given in the two talks by Sister White before the General Conference at Oakland, which we print this week, beginning on pages 7 and 17. Questions which everybody has been discussing,—as to whether the Review and Herald Office should be moved out of Battle Creek, and if so, why; the present relation of the new Battle Creek Sanitarium to the work of God, and God's purposes regarding it; the proposed sale of sanitarium bonds to our people, and other questions and matters of special importance,—are considered in these talks, and set forth in the clear light of divine counsel. Everybody wants to know what is going to be done, and everybody should know the reasons why such moves as are to be made, will be made. We trust every reader of the REVIEW will read these talks in full, and derive from them the benefit they are designed to give.