Laborers for the Harvest

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 15, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 29, No. 6.

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Laborers for the Harvest

From Bro. Rodman.

BRETHREN OF THE REVIEW: I send a few more subscribers for our paper, which I believe to be the best paper in the world. I do not hesitate to recommend it, and persuade people to take it, believing it will do all good. And now it is enlarged, and improved as a family paper, none, at least, of those that wish to obey God, ought to be without it. God bless its Editor, filling his mind with good thoughts, giving him heavenly wisdom and skill to faithfully perform his part, and the Lord bless all that assist in this important department of the good cause.
Oh for laborers of the right stamp, in addition to those we already have, to go forth into the wide harvest field. I expect them. Brethren, the Lord has set his hand to this work of the third angel’s message. Humble diligence and faith on our part, will bring help in due time. Brethren, no fainting, no halting, now; but press on in the work, ye toiling ones. The enemy is working upon every side, as we might expect. But look up. The Lord open our eyes that we may see the hosts of God; for more are they that be with us, than they that be with them.
Some are coming into the truth here. I labor in hope. The brethren this way look with interest for Bro. Andrews. I would say a word to them that they may not be disappointed. Get down in spirit; for it is those who are of humble heart and contrite spirit, that God designs to bless. Then pray the Lord to bless Bro. Andrews, and those that may accompany him, with the fullness of his blessing, and crown the truth with success, opening the way before them, leading them on in this work, that good may be done in the name of the holy child Jesus. Green Hill, R. I.                             P. C. RODMAN.