Our Work and Bro. Cornell
By Editor
Our Work is to teach the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, and from this work, we are determined not to be diverted by those who would reproach us. We cheerfully publish Bro. Bates' reply in this number, that the wrong statements published in the Harbinger may be corrected; yet we regret that the space it occupies cannot be filled with matter calculated to feed the flock. We see by the Harbinger for July 31st, that Bro. M. E. Cornell, of Plymouth, Mich., is made to feel the spirit of the “little horn” through that paper. And what has he done?—He has renounced the no-Sabbath heresy, and says, “I see the importance of the third angel’s message.” We have not the least idea that he has, as intimated by the Harbinger, renounced as “erroneous” the “life and death question, all that his old brethren have written on the advent of Christ, the kingdom, &c.” We hope he will let the readers of the REVIEW AND HERALD know his real position.