p. 7 | The Law Is Written by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 12, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 24.

The Law Is Written.

By Editor

[From editorial in the Women's National Daily, March 5, 1907]

THERE is no unwritten law. The law of all laws was written on tables of stone and given to man from the Fount of all wisdom. It was the law then, and it is the law now, and it will be the law thru all time. Conditions may change with the on-sweep of the years, and man may evolve new schools of thought. But the supreme law stands because it is founded in eternal truth and born of the Spirit of Love universal. Man may not, dare not, change that law in any one of its ten parts, without bringing disaster upon the world. Wicked men, and weak, have almost from the time the Ten Commandments were made known to man, rebelled against some of their restrictions, and have sought to change them, but always failure has attended such efforts. There have been periods in the world's

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history when it seemed that some or even all of these commandments had been set at naught by the powers of evil, and that man-made laws, evolved out of evil, had superseded them; but always the pendulum has swung back, even farther toward the side of righteousness, and always after these periods of darkness, these dark ages of the minds and the souls of man, the world has been better than before them.