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C. R. Rice

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, November 26, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 24

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SISTER C. R. RICE writes from Lee Summit: I have long felt it a duty to speak through the Review of the merciful kindness of God to me. I feel to thank his holy name for light on the third angel’s message, and am determined to so live that I may gain strength daily, and with God helping me, overcome all trials, that I may be ready when Jesus comes. I feel that the time is short, and that we cannot be too diligent in a preparation for so great an event.
“I thank our Heavenly Father for the health I begin to enjoy since abstaining from tea, coffee, and pork; and I am aware that progress can and should be made still further in the way to live right, and as I do not wish to be left behind, I am determined to learn the way and walk therein. I would not do without the Review. It is a help to keep one's heart alive to duty, a comfort to read the testimonies of those who love the Lord. I know that God takes notice of the sayings of his saints. “Then they that feared the Lord spake often,” &c. Mal. iii, 16. Should not the love of God constrain us to do all that is pleasing in his sight. I ask the prayers of God's people that I may be faithful to the end.