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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 23, 1869

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 34, No. 22.

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W. SUTLIFF

By W. Sutliff

From Bro. Sutliff.

DEAR BRETHREN AND SISTERS: It seems to me that I never had such sweet peace as now. Our camp-meeting in this State was a very profitable season to me. For months I looked forward to the time with bright anticipations. I tried to prepare for it; the Lord blessed me. I expected much; I received more than I expected, for which I thank the Lord and take courage.
Brethren, let us look up, our redemption draweth nigh. I think there is much to encourage us. The cause is moving forward. Bro. White is again able to take his place at the head of the work. His voice is again heard in the field. He rejoices in strength, and is able to say that he possesses a sound body. Now brethren, let us stay up his hands by our prayers to God that he will no more suffer Bro. White to be afflicted. I believe the Lord is about to pour out his Spirit upon his people, and we want to be with the right company in order to be blessed. Then let us get into the work, lest we fall out by the way.

W. SUTLIFF

Steele Co., Minn.