Who is to Blame

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 17, 1865

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 8.

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Who is to Blame.

LET the individual who is conscious of religious declension around him, knock first of all at the door of his own heart. Let him review his own religious career, as month after month has developed it. What kind of intercourse has he been maintaining with God? What kind of influence has he been exerting around him upon his fellow men? Let him not inquire what others have done or omitted. Be it, there may have been great wrong elsewhere—has there not been also in his own heart? His chief concern is with himself. He is responsible for no other man's sins. He is best prepared to set about correcting the evils around him, who has done the work of correction most thoroughly in his own heart.—Recorder.