The Sabbath and God’s Law
By Editor
Bro. J. Hamilton writes from Fredonia, N. Y., Aug. 11th, 1852:— “When I read O. R. L. Crozier's article on the Sabbath, or, rather, no-Sabbath, which seemed to be called out in consequence of the Bible class held here last fall, I regretted that a Bible class was ever held on my account; for I thought his article would lead, (as I doubt not it has,) some of the children of God astray. “But after reading Bro. Andrews' review, I rejoiced that some could have the privilege of seeing the sandy foundation that the no-Sabbath, or the abrogation of God's righteous, immutable law stands upon. I now only regret that all that read the Harbinger, cannot read the Review on the subject. Bro. Andrews' presentation of the clear, plain and direct scripture testimony on the Sabbath and the law of God, and likewise, showing the clear teaching of those scriptures used by Bro. Crozier to prove that there was no Sabbath, so that every earnest seeker after truth cannot fail to see it, has done me much good. “But, Oh, how few there are that will receive the truth if it brings a cross with it, although supported with twice or thrice the bible testimony that is brought to establish error. “Bro Joseph Bates' statement of the meeting and what took place at the meeting held here last Winter, in the last Review and Herald, is a correct statement.”