Trouble in Spain by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 15, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 45.

Trouble in Spain

By Editor

Trouble in Spain.—At the time of the closing of our forms it is rumored in London, the despatch coming by way of Paris, that Madrid is in the throes of a revolution. The same news came by way of Lisbon. Religiously, a revolution may mean an entirely different thing in Spain from what it means in Portugal. In the latter country it seems clearly to mean religious liberty. In Spain the present ministry under Canalejas is disposed to liberty, and the clerical forces are as likely to be at the bottom of a revolution as are the socialistic element. Out of all the revolutions that are permitted, God will bring good to His own cause and work. The wrath of man shall praise Him.