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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 30, 1869

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 33, No. 14.

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GEO. WHITE

By GEO. WHITE.

From Bro. White.

BRO. SMITH: Of late I have been wonderfully blessed of the Lord, even amid afflictions, sore trials, and temptations. I am enabled to say, Praise the Lord forever and ever, for his unbounded goodness to me, an unworthy worm of the dust. Truly he forsaketh not his saints in time of trouble. The troubles of the last days are fast thickening around us. We know not whom to trust. The Devil is still on the alert, knowing that his time is short; but if we make God our friend, and trust in him, he will never, no, never, forsake us.
Of late I have taken more interest in reading the Testimonies the Lord has been pleased to give his people. I pray the Lord to increase my love and faith in them more and more. His truth never looked more precious to me than now. May the Lord help me to cleanse myself from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God. I want to learn more perfectly how to live healthfully. To accomplish this, I purpose to spend a short time at the Health Institute. My general health is now quite good, and I want to keep it so. My eyes are failing me somewhat.
Brethren, pray that I may overcome all my faults, that with you we may meet in that better land, where parting will be no more.

GEO. WHITE

Durand, Ill.