PRESERVE ADDRESSES.—V. M. RECORDS

13%

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 8, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 52, No. 7.

Read the full edition

PRESERVE ADDRESSES.—V. M. RECORDS.

Through the efforts of the vigilant missionary workers, thousands of addresses have been and are being collected for use in the distribution of the Signs of the Times and other periodicals. Many of the individuals who have thus received reading matter are more or less interested in it, although they may not have responded to the letters that have been sent to them. Some of these individuals will doubtless yet embrace the truth, and their addresses should be preserved for future reference, and for any use to which it may be thought advisable to put them. To secure this object, and to preserve them in some presentable form, record books have been prepared for the use of V. M. secretaries, and of individuals who send out periodicals according to the present plan. These books are ruled conveniently for recording these addresses, and such particulars as may be of interest hereafter. Directions are given in each, which, if followed, will secure uniformity in filling them out. Every V. M. society should have one, also each individual taking a club of Signs for distribution. Price, two quires, 75 cts.; one quire, 60 cts.
Dwelling, he looks “out of” it and sees God.
On this passage Scott has the following note:—
“In my flesh shall I see God. The construction of beshari (my flesh) with the prep. min, appears to militate against the opinion that Job expressed his expectation of seeing God in human nature. He says, ‘From my flesh,’ etc., i. e., my soul residing again in my body, shall, out of it, behold God.” And he then mentions the eyes which are, as it were the windows through which the soul views objects.
Can any one be a Christian who will not speak to a near relative nor forgive him when asked? BIBLE STUDENT.
Ans. No.
Three texts, Jer. 9:26; 25:23; 49:32, are urged against our answer to correspondent in REVIEW of July 25, that it is right to shave, and that there is no Bible testimony against it. The trouble in trying to apply these texts to people of the present generation, is, that we are not a part of Egypt, Judah, Edom, Ammon, Moab, Dedan, Tema, and Buz; and we live eighteen hundred years this side of Christ, instead of six hundred years before him.