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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 30, 1866

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 27, No. 9.

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N. D. RICHMOND

By N. D. Richmond

From Sister Richmond.

BRO. WHITE: My heart has often been cheered and comforted, while reading the communications from the brethren and sisters, through the Review. And I would gladly add my feeble testimony in praise to God for all that he has done for me. Although we have been called to pass through afflictions, yet we feel to adore the grace that has been sufficient to buoy us up in all our hours of trial. How thankful should we be for the precious light of truth that is shining upon the pathway of the remnant in these last days of peril, and especially in regard to our health. Truly we feel that the Lord has done great things for us. While suffering from disease, we have been trying to follow out the teachings given us in "How to Live," and can say that we have received great benefit therefrom. It seems more and more that the Lord is leading out his people, and I desire ever to be found following in the track of truth, and living so humbly that I may overcome all my sins, and come off conqueror over the powers of darkness.
Your sister striving for the kingdom.

N. D. RICHMOND

Vernon, Vt.