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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · March 25, 1880

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 55, No. 13

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PROPHECY FULFILLING.

By James Garland

BY JAMES GARLAND.
Those who have read the article in REVIEW No. 5, Jan. 29, 1880, taken from the Vallejo (Cal.) Chronicle, can but shake off the drowsy feeling that may have hung over them in the past, and look ahead to see the almost immediate fulfillment of the prophecy in relation to the Turkish power. It is truly startling to behold these things while watching the signs of the times; yet this is our time, and how few realize the nearness of its fulfillment. Mark also the conflict with the civil power spoken of in Rev. 13: 11-17, as shown in the case of Mr. Waldo before the courts of Pennsylvania. Brethren, do we see the importance of preparing for this, the issue that is soon coming? Listen to the earnest entreaties of the watchmen on the walls of Zion. They should stir us up to activity. The report of the convention in Massachusetts shows how fast the feeling on the Sunday question is ripening. Fall into line, friends; we have a good Captain, and the victory is sure. You will find the closet a good place to obtain the needed preparation. See Matt. 6: 6; 24: 42-44.
Cassville, N. Y.