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es may knOw our views. and the reasons
for then.
Our Publishing Assoeiaiiou is an I'M
FOriaut auxiliary, having capital Of up.
wards Of $4,000 free from al incum-
branoe. Il started in weakness aud pow.
eriy; the first issue Of our paper being
carried TO the mail in carpet BAG. while
nov. sometimes enc hundred AMI sixty
bushels Of mail matter 60 from our Office
in a single week.
Our Health Institute at Battle Creek.
Michigan, has been rapidly growing in
strength Of late, till hundreds are treated
there yearly and nearly all 60 away great
ly benefited. This system Of treating
disease without the use OfpOisOnOus drugs
is rapidly gaining IN force, and We must
greatly enlarge our institute 50 that hun
dreds can be treated there al time.
The Denominational School must have
suitable buildings. The reason Why such
school is a necessity were given. and up
wards of $4,000 we're pledged IN short
time for it. .4...
Eleventh discourse by Hid. Haskell,
Text, Dan. s:l4. The speaker took up
!, the Adventist's experience, showing the
argument on the Prophetic periods, used
, by them in 1874, when they looked at a
definite point Of time for the Lord to come,
{ showing their mistake, not TO be in regard
d to the termination Of the prophetic num-
D bers, but in the event that was to trans.
$ pire at that time. The Sanctuary Of the
, Bible was shown to be, LIST, the one to be
: built by Moses and finally the sanctuary
t of God in Heaven, of which the first was
o type. Christ is q minister of thus
d Hebrews s and .. The ark of Gods tes
), lament was shown to contain the ten com
h mandments, the fourth command requiring
d the observance Of the seventh day, Sab
C bath.
is The twelfth discourse was by Ed. But
c Ter, Text, Mark 2;27.2S. "Thc Sabbatl
IS was made for man." The term man to b
st taken in its broadcast sense, j, c., the race
c. The Gentle is a man as much as the Jew
lie therefore made for him as much as for tn
" other. The Sabbath made in the garden o
ID Eden, before man had sinned, ages befor
he J ew livol. 1t points back to creation, thi
n. event of as much interest to the Gentil
he as to the Jew. God first rested upon I'll
IN seventh day, Gen, 2; l-3; it became the
v his rest day, or Sabbath day (: Sabbat
is meaning rest. "Ilc blessed it" there wa
it then a special honor put upon the scvent
day more than upon the other six. 81
xt saucti6ed it," that is he set it apart to
We sacred or religious use this must hav
lit been done by telling our first parents ho'
cs to use it religious ,--thus was the Sabbat
or made. These acts were done by the Go
il! of Heaven to the seventh day, and to n
of other We find it keing kept before tn
Lord gave the law at Mt. Sinai, Exodu
H. Is. When He spoke that law the sevent
ne day Sabbath was embodied in it, shown
he it belonged in the midst of the other pre-
be cents. The fourth command Of that lev
o. requires the observance of the Creator
TO rest, is therefore particular day. Th
es ten commandments are moral and immu
Mt able. Christ came not to destroy them.
y was shown from the New Testament thu
n. no change was made 10 the first day OF tn
We week as many suppose, for every test
#. which the first day was mentioned was c.
i'd amincd and in not single place was an
MI change spoken of. The first day was N
no called Sabbath and no one is called u
IN. on to keep it, while the seventh day
m many times mentioned in the New Test
20 ment and always called the Sabbat
I'M There was one religious meeting spoke
". of as being held on tho first day of Il
:, week, in Acts 20. but the connection shoy
hv it was an evening meeting, aud In IL
s. licbt art of the day Paul started afoot
IN. his long journey to Jerusalem, while u
no wards of eighty religious meetings a
h. spoken of as being he'd by the Apost
-. Paul on the seventh day Sabbath, in Il
70. Acts of the Apostles.
bo The thirteenth discourse was by ED
.r Bourdeau. Text, Isaiah 8: 1918. Sub]e
70 signs and wonders in Israel. i, Chr
N. and Christians have ever been such by IL
or. lowing in the channel of reform; 2, app
,ur cation of the text in the last days. VIII
or. the church is looking for Christ, verse !
m. and when the masses are being turn
or. from God to Spirituatisn -; 8, People
tcs peculiar God, by looking flor Christ aft
m. disappointment, and BY the love OF TIC
lev being sealed among theM.
OK The fourteenth discourse was given
hi. Elder Butler, Text, Rom. 8: 1889. 81
nd Thugs work together for good to them Il
Tvs. love God &C." The only love God acccl