The Definite Seventh Day.
By James White
BRO. A. H. LEWIS, Agent of the American Sabbath Tract Society, in his Department of the Sabbath Recorder, for March 23, 1871, says: “A tract entitled, The Definite Seventh Day, or God’s Measurement of Time on the Round World, from the pen of Eld. J. N. Andrews, of Rochester, N. Y., is before us. It contains many good, and some new, ideas relative to the oft-presented supposed difficulty in keeping the Sabbath, because “the world turns over.” It is the completest and best discussion of the question that we have ever seen. We commend it to our readers. Published at the REVIEW Office, Battle Creek, Mich.” The friends of the Lord’s Sabbath will read with great pleasure Dr. Kellogg’s brief statement of his present position, in this number of the REVIEW. This is just like the work of our gracious God. Bro. Andrews was with us, when he wrote the tract above noticed. We were made acquainted with the exercises of his mind at that time. At first he was perplexed and distressed over the question, but soon found relief and great freedom as the subject opened before him. God, in answer to prayer, has helped to free the subject from its difficulties, when help was needed. In this we see additional evidence that the hand of God is in the message we are giving to the world. J. W.