The Judgment and Our Advocate

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Nov 23, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 46.

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The Judgment and Our Advocate

Sometime the last great Assize will close its work. From its decisions there will be no appeal. The eternal weal or wo of every soul rests upon its decision. Did we have a case of importance to be decided at an earthly court, we would be interested, temporary in its effects tho the decision might be. We would want to know when the sitting of the court took place. We would inquire as to the judge. We would secure the best advocate our money could buy. Yet the Judgment of the last great day is impending, and we have little or no interest. The deadly potency of Satan's anesthetics lulls us to sleep. Yet whether we sleep or wake the judgment will go on, and our case will be decided. Have we secured our advocate? There is but One who can effectually plead at that court. He will undertake your case. Have you complied with the law of justice?—There is yet time.