Returning Unto the Lord

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 12, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 29, No. 10.

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Returning Unto the Lord

Bro. J. L. Locke writes from Salem, Ind.: The loving-kindness of the Lord has been great to us as a people. He has long borne with our lukewarmness, and I believe has rebuked and chastened us; and I feel to thank him for this token of his love to his children. I am also cheered by the omens that his people are heeding the counsel of the faithful and true Witness. I can but think that the three first verses of the sixth chapter of Hosea apply to this present time. If so, it is truly encouraging. We may soon look for the reviving. O my brethren and sisters, let us return unto the Lord, and seek righteousness and meekness. Zeph. ii, 3. I praise the Lord for the light on the Health Reform. I hope that we as a people may live out the truth in every particular, and be prepared for the refreshing when it shall come from the presence of the Lord.