More Life

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 31, 1903

You will all want to obtain a supply of tract No. 5 of the new series,—“The Perpetuity of the Law of God,”—by C. H. Spurgeon. The great English preacher treats this momentous subject in a masterly manner, and his argument carries conviction with it, his language having all that clearness and force for which he was noted. He makes the absolute certainty of the law’s perpetuity stand out like a mountain looming out of the sea, so that no unprejudiced mind, even though unlearned, can fail to see it. This tract ought to win multitudes to the truth which is so vital a part of the third angel’s message. See advertisement on page 2.

EVERY year at this season the Creator sets before us in nature an object lesson of the necessity and beauty of a revival. A revival means new life, and who of us does not welcome life? We naturally shrink from death, and we ought to shrink from it, and especially from the spiritual death which makes necessary a religious revival. Spiritual life is as real as is physical life, and is of even greater importance. “More life” should be the never-ceasing cry of the soul. “Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled.”