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separating from us everything that is unlike His own character.—
The Review and Herald, August 15, 1907.
Honoring Superstition and Falsehood
I pray that our people may not fall victims to the snares that Satan
has laid to entrap unwary souls. But even now many are bewildered.
All need to be independent Bible students. I am writing words of
warning, that no one need be deceived by the enemy, to lead others
into crooked paths.
I have carried a heavy burden because of the publication of-----.
I think that the Lord has permitted this matter to develop in order to
arouse our people to understand and value aright the fundamental
truths that, as a people, we have received from the word of God.
We must know that we have not followed cunningly devised fables.
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Our Father bids us call to mind the former days, after which, when
we were illumined, we endured a great fight of affliction. I have
received most precious assurances that our early experiences were
of God. I wish that every one of our people might know, as I know,
of the sure and certain way in which the Lord led us in times past....
It causes me great sorrow of heart to see that there are among
our workers those who do not realize the dangerous character of the
doctrines that some are entertaining regarding God. I know how
dangerous these sentiments are. Before I was seventeen years old, I
had to bear testimony against them before large companies....
Now, false interpretations are being given to the truths of the
word, in order that deluded minds may be pleased. Error is made to
appear as truth. I am instructed to bear a decided testimony against
these misleading theories. I am charged with a message opposed
to the heresies and sophistries that are being propagated by Satan.
The life and teachings of our Lord give no place to these cunningly
devised fables. The loss of eternal life is the price that must be paid
for continuing to honor superstition and falsehood above the word
of God, making His teaching of no effect.
The character and power of God are revealed by the works of
His hands. In the natural world are to be seen evidences of God’s
love and goodness. These tokens are given to call attention from