A Sabbath Journey in Faith
Bro. J. Whitenack writes from Painted Post, N. Y.: “I still feel that it is by the grace of God that I am what I am; and I still hope by his grace to hold out to the end of the warfare. The first Sabbath in this year I walked over six miles and back to have the privilege of meeting with a few brethren and sisters. We had a good meeting. I felt strengthened both in body and mind to prosecute the journey with courage, looking unto Jesus who is the author and finisher of our faith. I want to say to all with whom I have been acquainted, Cast not away your confidence; for he that shall come will come, and will not tarry. And those whom I have never seen, I hope to see soon in the kingdom. Although alone and without a relative to go with me, I feel assured that I have the sympathy of good people, good angels, and the blessed Jesus. This gives me courage to hope. Without holiness no man can see the Lord. I am glad that it is the privilege of God's children to love him with all the heart. I request an interest in the prayers of such.”