Sabbath Sentinel by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Dec 20, 1883

Sabbath Sentinel.

By Editor

THIS is the title of a neatly-printed sheet of four pages, published in Battle Creek, Mich., monthly. The object of the paper, as its name indicates, is to act as a sentinel over the encroachments of "the venerable day of the sun" upon the rights of "the Sabbath of the Lord."

Taking its stand upon the fact that "religious liberty in this country is now threatened," it will labor to expose the fallacy of the plea which is now so strenuously made, that Christianity can be advanced by an act of Congress. It will strive to enlighten the public in regard to the difference between the Sabbath law and Sunday laws, and the consequences which are certain to follow when Sunday laws are elevated above the Sabbath law of the Bible.

Many people are being deceived as to the nature of the movement which is now being made to change the form of our Government by a "Religious Amendment to the Constitution." The Sentinel will be specially devoted to giving light on this subject. Price, 30 cents a year; in clubs of ten copies and upward, 20 cents each.