A. C. WOODBURY by A. C. Woodbury

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 13, 1866

A. C. WOODBURY

By A. C. Woodbury

From Bro. Woodbury.

BRO. WHITE: For the first time I would say to the scattered brethren and sisters, that it cheers my heart when I read the testimonies of the followers of Jesus. My mind runs back to the time I first heard the third angel's message preached. I listened to a series of lectures delivered by Bro. Allen. Eleven embraced the Sabbath; but in a short time only one was found to be holding on to the commandments of God. The no-law doctrine took ten, myself with them. After living nearly two years keeping no day at all, the History of the Sabbath fell into my hands; after several weeks of hard study, myself and wife came out on the Sabbath again, and have stood firm ever since. I am thankful for the light that now shines. I would say to those who are doubting, if there are any such, to look to Him who has said that his Sabbath should be a sign between him and Israel for ever. Again Jesus says that they that do his commandments shall have right to the tree of life, and enter in through the gates into the city.

Yours, striving for eternal life.

A. C. WOODBURY

Darlington, Oct. 1866.