WHAT THEY SAY

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 1, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 53, No. 18.

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WHAT THEY SAY.

Sister Addie Stafford, of Adams Co., Wis., says:—
It seems strange to me, when I read such passages as that found in 1 Cor. 15:18, that those who make the Bible a daily study, and note such passages as this, can believe in the immortality of the soul. If “to perish” means to live on in eternal joy or misery, then I do not understand the meaning of the word. I once believed in the traditions of men; but, thank God, light has sprung up, and I now rejoice in the precious truth.
Bro. James K. Foote, who, with his wife, embraced the truth at the Sherman City (Kan.) camp-meeting last November, but is at present residing in Orange Co., Ind., writes as follows:—
I have been distributing tracts among our neighbors, and most of them are willing to read, and a few are interested and say we have the truth. I would be glad if the third angel’s message could be preached in Orange Co., Ind., this season. The people here have never heard a Seventh-day Adventist preach, and I think if a minister could come here, good would result.
I have completely overcome the habit of using tobacco, coffee, tea, and swine’s flesh, and think myself much better off without these things.