SAYS the St. Louis Christian Advocate:—
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SAYS the St. Louis Christian Advocate:— "Christian men are sometimes found who plead that legal prohibition is wrong because you cannot legislate men into morality. Yet seven of the ten commandments in the Decalogue are prohibitory, and begin with, 'Thou shalt not.'" But to us it makes a wonderful difference who says, "Thou shalt not." Because God does a certain thing is no evidence that we may do it. He does not compel morality; in the very nature of the case it cannot be done, because morality rests upon choice. If prohibition of the liquor traffic can be defended on no other than moral grounds, it has no right to exist. But it can be. ANGELS; THEIR NATURE AND MINISTRY. Contains also some hints on the origin, history, and destiny of Satan as gleaned from the Scriptures. Bible Students' Library, No. 8. Pacific Press Pub. Co., Oakland, Cal. 140 pp.; 20 cents. CHRIST AND THE SABBATH: Or Christ in the Old Testament and the Sabbath in the New, by Elder James White. Paper covers, fifty-six pages, sent post-paid for ten cents. Address, PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland, Cal.