Clarification on the Sabbath Controversy
By Editor
THE note from Brn. Van Horn and Canright relative to "Both sides on the Sabbath," published in Review No. 15, present volume, is copied in the World's Crisis, of March 21, at the request of Eld. Preble. In that note occurs this expression: "The enemy of God's law missed the mark when he started that work." In introducing it for the Crisis, Eld. P. remarks, "Let it then be circulated by the thousands, and when the reader shall see the other side, he can better judge whether I am an 'enemy of God's law.'" Now our brethren by the expression, "the enemy of God's law," did not mean Eld. P. but only the great Author of that opposition to the law of God which he advocates. We are sorry the Eld. has got so mixed in his relations as to mistake a remark as aimed at himself, which was meant only for the Devil.