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A Word of Entreaty

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 5, 1870

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 35, No. 16.

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A Word of Entreaty.

By Angelia J. Edmunds

My heart is full. Tears unbidden flow when I see so many, day after day, comparatively at ease in regard to their future destiny. How I long to see them hasten to escape the trouble that awaits them in the future if they are not numbered with the overcomers.
My friend, you stand upon the verge of a dangerous precipice. One step more in the wrong direction and you will meet with what will be your inevitable doom.
Turn and flee for your lives. Never mind the scorn and frown. You have seen your danger; flee from it, and warn others as you go. Delay is dangerous. By your standing apparently unconcerned, another may approach too near the fatal spot and fall, never to be reclaimed. You then will be accountable before God; and in the last great day will find that the blood of souls will be found upon your garments. Oh! again I entreat of you, Hasten to obey the present truth. Time is short, and what is done must be done quickly.
ANGELIA J. EDMUNDS.
Johnstown, Mich.