The Meaning of the Gospel Review
By Editor
SEVERAL persons have written lately, asking what is the meaning of the paper, the so-called Gospel Review, which many are receiving. We suppose these persons are some of our new subscribers, as last year we answered the same question three times. The meaning of the so-called Gospel Review is deceptive only, to all who receive it. It pretends to have great faith in the Testimonies, quoting them much; but we know that it has no faith at all in the Testimonies, since the Testimonies reproved the course of the publisher of that paper at the beginning, and has done so since. If he had faith in the Testimonies, he would not be as he is, and there would be no such thing in the world as the Gospel Review. The only use that that paper makes of the Testimonies is to mix them up with its own errors, the better to deceive the reader, and cause him to think that the paper carries the truth. But it is all a deception and a snare: the doctrine that it presents is not the truth of the gospel at all, but a false gospel, as verily as was that of the “false brethren” who “went out from” the true disciples, and confused the Galatian Christians with their work of perverting the gospel of Christ. Read carefully the “Studies in Galatians” that are given week by week in the REVIEW AND HERALD, and you will have no difficulty in knowing the meaning of the so-called Gospel Review.