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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 7, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 26.

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Articles Which Should Be Read

By Editor

One of the great religious questions of the day is the Sabbath question. It is not only a religious question but a political question. It creeps in everywhere. Municipal, state, and national legislative bodies must meet it. It is a Biblical question, and one who would understand the true nature of the Sabbath question must obtain that information from the Bible, for the Bible only gives the true nature of the Sabbath and Sabbath observance.
In order that our readers may have an intelligent understanding of what the Sabbath question means, the SIGNS OF THE TIMES will present a series of articles, beginning July 28, on the Sabbath question. This is a most excellent series and the articles cover the Sabbath from its origin to this present time. These articles are as follows:
  1. The Sabbath at Creation.
  2. The Sabbath During the Days of the Patriarchs.
  3. The Sabbath at the Exodus.
  4. The Sabbath Marked by the Manna.
  5. The Sabbath in the Decalogue.
  6. The Sabbath “Made Known” to Israel.
  7. The Sabbath in Israel’s Land.
  8. Christ and the Sabbath.
  9. The Sabbath at the Crucifixion.
  10. The Sabbath and the Apostles.
  11. The Change of the Sabbath as Indicated by Prophecy.
  12. The Change of the Sabbath as Proved by History.
  13. The Restoration of the Sabbath Predicted by Divine Prophecy.
  14. The Seal of God.
  15. The First Day in the Scriptures; Is It a Holy Day?
  16. The Sabbath in Eternity.
Here are sixteen articles on the Sabbath question which will give to the readers a mass of information that can be gotten in very few publications. They are decidedly Biblical. Not only ought our readers to become interested in them, but they have friends on every side who are puzzled over the Sabbath question. It is the desire of the SIGNS to present these articles for the truth which they contain. In the great day of judgment nothing but truth will pass current. In the scales of God’s justice error is not counted. How much wiser men would be if they would in all character-building and knowledge-getting count as above all things else, truth.