The Sabbath as a Political Issue
By Editor
The Sabbath is not only a leading religious question, being agitated extensively by various religious societies as well as by the churches, but it is becoming more and more a political issue. As the governments of earth are being urged to official action with a view to enforcing the Sunday institution, which is solely of human origin, it is high time that the true Sabbath (the seventh day), set apart by the Lord for man in the beginning, and embodied in His immutable law, should receive due attention. We begin this week a series of articles on the subject, by Brother George A. Snyder, which we ask the reader not to overlook. See "The Cycle of the Sabbath," page 5. The next article will be entitled "Sin and the Sabbath."