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No Time for Salvation

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 31, 1857

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 11, No. 8.

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No Time for Salvation

By Editor

A Subscriber stops his paper with the excuse that he "can't get time to read it." It is pitiable to see a person so driven through the world as not to have time to read concerning those things which pertain to his eternal salvation. If one person should hold another in such a situation, it would be considered the cruelest oppression. And if it is the god of this world that is leading down this subscriber with such a weight of affairs, we hope he will break away from the bondage which he is thus brought into.
The questions will naturally arise, Does he have time to read the Bible? Does he have time to pray? Does he have time to prepare for the final scenes of earth, the judgment, and eternity? If so, we will not regret his lack of time to read the REVIEW; but we fear the only excuse he will have to offer at last for mercy neglected and life lost, will be want of time to attend to his salvation. Take heed that ye be not overcharged, is the admonition of the Saviour.