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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, January 14, 1868

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXXI, No. 5

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From Sister Johnson.

By ANGIE JOHNSON

My interest in the cause of truth is, I trust, as great as ever, and I believe I realize more fully than ever my own weakness, and the greatness and goodness of God in these last days. Can we not discern the signs of the times? I think we should, when we see them fulfilling every day.
The Sabbath is observed in this section of country, to a considerable extent, by the Seventh-day Baptists, yet there is not that zeal manifested by them on the Sabbath question, as among our people.
When I see the young who profess to be followers of Jesus, so careless of the things that pertain to everlasting life, my soul cries out to God to keep me unspotted from the world, and let not these things move me.
The health reform I most heartily endorse, and am trying to live it out the best I can. I take the Reformer, and am much pleased with the good instructions given, and trust I may be benefited by the perusal of its pages. I beg an interest in the prayers of God's dear people, that I may be able to overcome all the evils that beset me, and finally enter the New Jerusalem.
Yours in hope,
ANGIE JOHNSON.
Farina, Ill.