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In the July 25, 1899, issue of the Adventist Review and Sabbath Herald, the co-editor Alonzo T. Jones wrote: "Several letters have been received asking what law is the subject of consideration in the book of Galatians."His answer was: "Not any law at all; it is the gospel that is the subject, and the whole subject, under consideration in the book of Galatians."Thus he began an in-depth series of studies that lasted sixteen months. The results are faithfully reproduced here for use in your study and personal growth.

Annotation. Alonzo T. Jones presents Righteousness by Faith to the leading brethren of the Seventh-day Adventist church during the 1893 General Conference Session.

The prize-winning essays "The Abiding Sabbath," written by the Rev. George Elliot in 1884, and "The Lord's Day; Its Universal and Perpetual Obligation," written by Professor A. E. Waffle in 1885, are strongly refuted in this book by Adventist pioneer Alonzo T. Jones.