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Review and Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 16

THE HOPE OF THE PROMISE.
Earlier text: Publication Department.

Business Department.

Not Slothful in Business. Rom. xii, 11.
IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS! See CATALOGUE inside.

Business Notes.

D. W. Johnson.—Yes.
THOUGHTS ON THE REVELATION. To those who have sent in orders for this work we would say, that the first thousand copies which we had bound are all sold. We shall have some more from the binders soon, when all orders will be filled.

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For the Health-Reform Institute.

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On Shares in the H. R. Institute.

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We would call special attention to Bro. Amadon's stirring appeal in behalf of our valuable but at present almost inactive tracts, and hope the brethren will respond at once and put them in circulation. While our preachers are getting worn and wearied, these little messengers can keep right on talking, and the day of Judgment alone can reveal the good they will do. W. C. G.
REPORTS.— The enquiry is constantly being raised, Why don't our preachers report more frequently? We certainly cannot see any good reason for it, unless it be inactivity. Perhaps you are unable to report great results. What of that? Report labors, and let results be reported when they are known. Probably some of them will not be known till the day of final accounts, but for the encouragement of the readers of the Review, let them know you are at work. W. C. G.

THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT ADAPTED TO MODERN FASHIONABLE WORSHIP.

To understand the following, the reader must keep in mind the programme of the fashionable city church-goer of to-day. His servant drives him to his temple on Sunday morning, in his luxurious carriage. The driver waits without, while his master goes in to listen to smooth and pleasing fables. Meanwhile his maid-servant is at home preparing his sumptuous Sunday dinner, to which his man-servant drives him home, when his worship is ended. Some genius has adapted the fourth commandment to these circumstances, to suit which, it is found necessary to read it as follows:—
“Remember the first day of the week, to keep it holy. The other six days shalt thou labor, and do all thy work, but the first day is the day of the church; in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter; but thy man-servant shall attend to thy chariot and horses early in the morning, and shall see that thy equipage is in order, and drive thee therein to the sanctuary of the Lord, and he shall wait there, sitting without the temple upon the chariot, until thou shalt have offered the sacrifice of ‘a broken and contrite heart’ upon the altar of the Lord, and he shall then drive thee home, that thou mayest fare sumptuously on the repast which thy maid-servant has prepared for thee in the sweat of her brow.”

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Review and Herald · Third-day, October 1, 1867.