Conversion of the Jews

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 16, 1901

Conversion of the Jews.

MUCH light and many exhortations have been given us respecting labor for the Jews. We are instructed that a great work must yet be done for that people. Something has already been done (no thanks, however, to our efforts), enough to give encouragement to labor, and a hope of success. Statistics show that during the nineteenth century, 204,540 Jews were baptized, 72,240 being into evangelical churches, and 131,800 into the twice dead and plucked-up formalism of the Greek and Roman Catholic organizations. But if so many can be moved out of the rut of Judaism by these travesties of religion, what might not be accomplished by the truth as it is in Jesus, presented in the Holy Spirit sent down with power?