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Vol. XXX, No. 6

Review and Herald

Vol. XXX, No. 6

July 23, 1867

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In this edition

  1. VICTORY AT LAST.Eld. I. D. Van Horn32 paragraphs
  2. THE GOOD SHEPHERD. PS. XXIII.Etta Booth7 paragraphs
  3. The Sermon.3 paragraphs
  4. THE SABBATH IN THE EARLY CHRISTIAN CHURCH.JOHN MATTESON4 paragraphs
  5. A LITTLE WHILE.Bonar6 paragraphs
  6. THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.L. E. Millne4 paragraphs
  7. DEFECTIVE RELIGION.—A religion that never suffices to govern a man, will never suffice to save him; that which does not sufficiently distinguish him from a wicked world, will never distinguish him from a perishing world.—Howe.1 paragraphs
  8. Infidel Objections to the Bible Answered. No. 5.11 paragraphs
  9. The Commentary.2 paragraphs
  10. PARAPHRASE OF PSALM III.Editor5 paragraphs
  11. 1 John iii, 16.J. P. HUNTING5 paragraphs
  12. SCOFFING.—To a young infidel who scoffed at Christianity on account of the misconduct of some of its professors, Dr. Mason said, “Did you ever know an uproar made because an infidel went astray from the paths of morality?” The infidel admitted he had not. “Then,” said the doctor, “you admit Christianity is a holy religion, by expecting its professors to be holy; and thus, by your very scoffing, you pay it the highest compliment in your power!”1 paragraphs
  13. THE LAW OF GOD AND THE SABBATH WHICH IT ORDAINS.W. H. Littlejohn17 paragraphs
  14. THE EPOCH OF TROUBLES.12 paragraphs
  15. YOUR MISSION.7 paragraphs
  16. THE USE OF RICHES.—The good that is in riches lies altogether in their use. If they are not broken, like a box of ointment, and poured out for the refreshment of Jesus Christ, on his distressed servants, they lose their worth. Therefore, the covetous man may justly write upon his rusting heaps “These are good for nothing.” St. Chrysostom tells us that he is not rich who lays up much, but he only who lays out much; and that “it is the same thing not to have as not to use.” I will, therefore, be the richer by a charitable laying out, while the worldling shall be the poorer by his covetous hoarding up. When thou, O Lord, takest the place of man, from thy high abode, where thou dwellest among the praises of the blessed, askest my charity in the person of thy needy people, assist me to take thy place, and to give alms, of such things as I have. Teach me, in giving my alms, to give my mind, to give my heart; to commit to thee, not only a little portion of my property, but also my body, my soul, my salvation.1 paragraphs
  17. CHANNING says, a humble spire pointing heavenward from an obscure church, speaks of man's nature, man's dignity, man's destiny, more eloquently than all the columns and arches of Greece and Rome, the mausoleums of Asia, or the pyramids of Egypt.1 paragraphs
  18. BY WHAT AUTHORITY DO YOU CALL SUNDAY THE SABBATH?Robert F. Cottrell8 paragraphs
  19. EDUCATION.Jos. Clarke11 paragraphs
  20. “WATCH THE WAY.” Nahum ii, 1.N. Orcutt13 paragraphs
  21. THE FOURTH DAY OF JULY,H. M. KENYON8 paragraphs
  22. A BLESSING ACKNOWLEDGED.M. E. Reynolds.8 paragraphs
  23. DEATH-BED REPENTANCE.R. F. COTTRELL.5 paragraphs
  24. From Sister Emery.HANNAH C. EMERY6 paragraphs
  25. TOBACCO.A. A.5 paragraphs
  26. From Bro. Cottrell.Wm. Cottrell10 paragraphs
  27. REDEMPTION.NOAH W. VINCENT.10 paragraphs
  28. TIME.Mary Stratton3 paragraphs
  29. From Sister Rencher.MARIA M. RENCHER10 paragraphs
  30. From Bro. Crous.Wm. F. Crous5 paragraphs
  31. From Sister Carmichael.E. D. Carmichael6 paragraphs
  32. SISTER E. S. D. writes from Hammondsport, N. Y.: I still love the cause of present truth and am trying to live up to its requirements. God's word is more to me than earthly friends, or earthly comforts. I feel very thankful to the Lord for the many blessings he is giving us.5 paragraphs
  33. CHURCH FAIRS.—The Reformed Messenger, expresses an earnest disapproval of fairs for Church purposes. It says that the parties engaged in them,—often “godly men and devoted women,”—“labor more and accomplish less, with less credit to themselves and less glory to God, by falling in with these worldly schemes, than if they would simply follow the Bible plan. We may get money by catering to the tastes of the world, but we sacrifice principle—and this is more precious than money.”1 paragraphs
  34. A DISGRACEFUL SIGHT.3 paragraphs
  35. MEETINGS AT ROCHESTER, N. Y.R. F. Cottrill3 paragraphs
  36. EXTRACTS AND COMMENTS.Wm. S. FOOTE6 paragraphs
  37. DOES THE REVIEW SEEK THE IMPROVEMENT OF ITS WRITERS?M. W. HOWARD.7 paragraphs
  38. REPORT FROM BRO. MATTESON.John Matteson6 paragraphs
  39. OH! WHO WOULD SEEK FOR REST BELOW!Susan Elmer7 paragraphs
  40. FASTING.F. W. Morse7 paragraphs
  41. News and Miscellany.17 paragraphs
  42. Publication Department.Editor118 paragraphs
  43. The Roman Pageant.7 paragraphs
  44. Richer than Gold10 paragraphs
  45. Appointments.17 paragraphs
  46. We are happy to learn by private letters from Bro. White that he is progressing favorably in the direction of health and strength. He is so that he performs without undue fatigue, the various duties pertaining to farm life, making out quite a day's work, then getting from six to nine hours' sleep, and waking in the morning free from pain. From his published reports, the brethren understand what he is able to do in the line of preaching. May the good work of restoration go rapidly forward. Latest advices also contain the gratifying intelligence that sister White is in excellent health. The church in Battle Creek hope to receive a visit from them, as soon as they can make it convenient.Editor1 paragraphs
  47. ABRAHAM A SABBATH-KEEPER.Dudley Marvin Canright5 paragraphs
  48. LETTER ENVELOPES of good quality, neatly imprinted as above, with colored ink, we are prepared to furnish post paid, at 25 cts. a pack, or five packs for $1.00.J. M. A.4 paragraphs
  49. We acknowledge, this week, pledges to the Health institute to the amount of $850.J. M. A.4 paragraphs
  50. SOMETHING NICE.3 paragraphs
  51. THE P. O. address of Elder H. C. Blanchard is Princeville, Peoria Co., Ill.2 paragraphs
  52. Business Department.31 paragraphs