“The licentiousness of the day lifts its serpent head everywhere. You see it on the streets at night. You see it just outside the church door. You find it not only in the awful cesspools set apart for it in the great cities, but it is crowding further and further up our business streets and into the residence portions of our cities. Then you find it, if you look sharp, in supposedly respectable homes; indeed, it will be borne to your ears by the confessions of broken-hearted men and women. The moral condition of the world in our day is disgusting, sickening, appalling. “We need a revival, deep and widespread. A revival is the cure, and the only cure, that will stem the tide of immorality and unbelief. Mere argument will not do it, but a wind from heaven will. It was not discussion but the breath of God that relegated Tom Paine, Voltaire, Volney, and others of the old infidels to the limbo of forgetfulness. We need a new breath to send the Wellhausens and the Kuenens and the Grafs and the parrots they have trained to occupy chairs and pulpits in England and America to keep them company.” We have one word more. The only true revival for this time is that which is based on God's message for this time. That message is comprehended in Rev. 14:6–14. If heeded it will lead the church to the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus. If rejected it will lead to the worship of the beast and his image, and the doom of great Babylon. Light is good if we walk in it; going from it is turning to darkness.