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L. A. Wiltsie

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · September 17, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 14

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SISTER L. A. WILTSIE writes from Minnesota: For the first time, I give in my testimony with the rest of the believers in present truth. I bless God that I am counted worthy to bear the name of an Adventist. I praise his name that he is leading his people in the way that he has marked out for them. When I look around and see the fields all ripe for harvest, and see so few who are willing to work in the vineyard of the Lord, I feel like praying, Lord, send laborers into the field. There is a great work for us as a people to do, and but a very short time to do it in; and it is my daily prayer that God will make us feel the responsibility that is resting upon us, that we may come out and be separate from the world, and work for our Lord and Master who has done so much for us. I want to be an overcomer. I want to have on the wedding garment, and have my lamp trimmed and burning, that when the Lord comes, I shall be able to enter in to the marriage supper of the Lamb.