How Shall We Read Our Bibles?
By Editor
WE do not like the custom of continually calling the attention of readers to articles in the paper, as it seems to imply that the articles would not be read if attention were not called to them. It is with no such idea that we do frequently give certain articles special mention, for we have evidence that the SIGNS as a whole is well perused; but sometimes an article meets a special want, and should therefore be read with special carefulness. Such we think is the case with the article on page 738 of this issue, entitled, "How Shall We Read Our Bibles?" The author has certainly struck the key-note. If every person would read his Bible in the way that is there pointed out, the mission of the SIGNS would soon be accomplished. Our work is to bring people to the knowledge and belief of the truth; and this can be accomplished only by getting them to read their Bibles, and to accept them just as they read.