THE TABERNACLE LECTURES

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, March 17, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 11

THE TABERNACLE LECTURES.

Sixteen lectures have now (March 15) been given in this course, and the congregations still hold good in numbers, and the interest seems to be in no wise abated. Evidences are beginning to appear on every hand, that strong impressions have already been made in favor of the truth, and we hope for great good as the result of the effort.

Eld. Kenyon has spoken a few times, W. C. Gage, and the writer once each, and the remainder of the preaching has been done by Elds. Butler and Canright who have had freedom of utterance and the evident help of the Lord as they have presented the thrilling themes of present truth to the people.

Bro. Gage presents a full and clear synopsis of each discourse through the Battle Creek Daily Journal of which nearly a thousand extra copies are circulated in this city. So the congregation of readers is larger than the congregation of listeners. We ask the brethren still to pray that God will guide the word to honest hearts, and that such may be added to his people, as shall be saved in the coming day.