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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 19, 1859

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 13, No. 26.

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CLOSE OF VOL. XIII.

By Editor

THIS week brings the close of another volume of the REVIEW AND HERALD. In glancing over its table of contents, and thinking upon the testimonies it has borne, we feel the assurance that all who have perused its colums, must have found something from which they could derive instruction and profit. And if the testimonies, warnings and exhortations that have been given shall be heeded, they will result in deep and lasting good.
Well, leaving the things that are behind, we press onward to those which are before. Another volume is now to be commenced. Onward and upward is still our motto. We trust the REVIEW has a large place in the hearts and prayers of the remnant. If we so live that the blessing of God can attend us, we shall meet with success in this his great work. Our desire and prayer is, that all who write may be deeply imbued with the Spirit of Christ, that every line may breathe it forth, and meet a response in the hearts of all who read. Let the Spirit of God be the all-pervading medium among us in which to move and act. So shall we be prepared for the coming of the great day which hasteth greatly.