"Thou hast given a banner to them that fear thee, that it may be displayed because of truth." — (Psalm 60:4)
"Lift ye up a banner upon the high mountain, exalt the voice unto them." — (Isaiah 13:2)
Devoted To The Defense Of The Church Against All Errors And Innovations
Vol.IV No.IV Pg.9b
November 1941

The Roberts-Walker Debate

The debate came as result of a challenge by Mr. Walker (Seventh Day Church of God-so called). The Canon City congregation accepted the challenge and secured Luther G. Roberts, of Amarillo, Texas, to do the work. Mr. Walker affirmed that we are to keep the Seventh day Sabbath, and the last two nights Brother Roberts affirmed that we are to meet on the first day, the Lord's Day, to observe the Lord's' Supper.

Mr. Walker made about the usual arguments, and did about as well as most of them do. This was Brother Roberts' first debate, though Walker said he did not believe it. Brother Roberts did a very splendid work, and the church was more than pleased with his defense of the truth. He was well prepared to meet every question raised by Mr. Walker. Truth will never suffer in Brother Roberts' trust. The small congregation in Canon City has been strengthened by this work. -M. C. Cuthbertson.