From Bro. Grandy by J. H. Grandy

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N.Y. · Dec 19, 1854

From Bro. Grandy.

By J. H. Grandy

DEAR BRO. WHITE:—It is through the goodness of God that I am permitted to address a few lines to you. I have now kept a few Sabbaths, and by the blessing of God, I am determined to keep clear of the mark of the beast and keep all of the commandments of God, that I may be hid in the day of his indignation.

When my companion ordered our paper to be sent to Saratoga, I was not in the truth; but I had vowed to the Lord that if the way was open for me to keep the Sabbath I would do it. I could not do it without leaving the place where I was at work. I was satisfied that it was my duty to keep all of the commandments, and left my work; and I bless God for the light that he has given me. There are a few in this place who are striving to be ready when the Lord shall come. Pray for us that we may keep our eyes on the word of God. J. H. GRANDY.

Dec. 10th, 1854.