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An Entering Wedge

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 17, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 38.

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An Entering Wedge.

By B.

It is desired to enlist the hearty co-operation of every Seventh-day Adventist in the work of circulating that new work, “The Marvel of Nations.” Those who may have supposed that the book contains merely a long exaltation of the United States above all other nations, will be pleased to learn that the sole object of the same is to teach present truth. Among some of the fundamental principles of Seventh-day Adventism propounded in its pages, are the following:—
  1. The position of prophecy in the Scriptures.
  2. How we may test fulfillment.
  3. The marked fulfillment that falls upon our own country.
  4. The symbol explained which presents it.
  5. Evil principles working their way in this country.
  6. Exposition of the Third Angel’s Message in full.
  7. The truth concerning the Sabbath question.
  8. Discussion of the immortality question.
  9. Spiritualism.
  10. Irrefutable evidence that Christ is soon coming, and that we are in the last days.
  11. How the Church is travelling over the dark path of the Dark Ages, and forcing this nation into the same path.
  12. Dastardly proceedings on the Sunday question.
  13. Résumé of achievements of this age and country.
  14. Constitutes a warning that leaves every one without excuse who does not heed it, and which will leave our skirts clear; for all who heed it will be saved.
In view of this, what better missionary work could you engage in than that of soliciting orders for this new, attractive, and truth-preaching work? May the publishers not hope for energetic work on the part of many readers of the REVIEW, in selling several large editions of “The Marvel of Nations”? Why should you not engage in this effort? B.