A Testimony to the Sabbath
Bro. R. Town writes from Franklin Co., N. Y. I have been a believer in the Advent doctrine since 1846, and was one of the disappointed ones in ’44. I moved to Locke, Ingham county, Mich., four years ago last fall where I was taken sick, besides having my foot cut with an ax. In my afflictions I was visited by the good Samaritans, who left me the History of the Sabbath, and many other books treating on our glorious hope of immortality through Christ alone. Those books were just what I needed, and after a few weeks’ study, I saw the light on the Sabbath, the ending of the 2300 days, and the sanctuary, &c., and no sooner did I see the light than I resolved to walk in it. On account of my health, I left Locke in six months after my wife and I began to keep the Sabbath of the Lord, and I returned to N. Y. Where I now live there are no Sabbath-keepers. For a time I have been deprived of the Review and Instructor, but wish to take them again.