Prophecy & Progress by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 16, 1915

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 42, No. 45.

Prophecy & Progress

By Editor

The specifications in the prophecy of Nahum 2:3, 4 certainly do fit the automobile and the locomotive, as suggested in an article bearing the above title in the December Signs Magazine. The steamboat, the airship, the telephone, and the telegraph are associated with the prophecy of Dan. 12:2 in the same article.

Cardinal Gibbons, Dr. Lyman Abbott, and others in support of the seventh-day Sabbath are quoted in a fine Sabbath article.

The futility of the efforts of peace propagandists is fully set forth in two articles—“Perilous Times Predicted Instead of Peace,” and “War, Peace, and Prophecy.”

Dr. Paulson, in his characteristic style, interestingly tells how to avoid “catching” cold, or once having “taken” cold, how to get rid of it.

The churches in our country gained last year 28,000 less members than the year before. One denomination reported 1,617 (one half) of their churches as having failed to make a single convert in 1912. This condition is attributed to the repudiation of portions of the sacred Word, and the acceptance, by church members, of evolutionary theories. Look for an able presentation of the matter in the editorial section of the December

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