Working for the Salvation of Others
By Sr. L. M. Bartlett
SR. L. M. BARTLETT writes from Connecticut: I wish I could say that any had embraced the Sabbath in my neighborhood, but, alas! “Who hath believed our report?” and, “Who can understand his errors?” “It is time, Lord, for thee to work; for men make void thy law.” And we desire to be co-workers with him in the salvation of our fellow-men. Bro. and Sr. Haskell, from Massachusetts, visited here last summer. I trust the Lord will send the right man, or men, in due time, to preach the word here, but especially send his Holy Spirit to lead into all truth. I rejoice that he has faithful servants, though I flatter none, for we are but earthen vessels, easily spilled, or broken, or sullied, if without careful use. Let us realize that we are doing a great work, and have a great Overseer who will help us, if we continually look to him, to “work out our own salvation,” and that of others, “with fear and trembling.”