GEORGIA by A. W. Bartlett

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 27, 1900

GEORGIA

By A. W. Bartlett

SAVANNAH.—Three prominent ladies residing here, members of the class referred to in my previous report, have begun to observe the Sabbath. I found that those ladies had been taught of God through the Word, independently of man, not only that immortality is conditional upon faith, and not inherent in man, but also the holiness, justice, spirituality, and immutability of the ten commandments. Some in the class of women referred to had taught the abolition of the decalogue, but these three had strenuously contended for the unchangeable obligation of the same. We rejoice to know that in all the dark places throughout the earth God has a people—the remnant—who have not bowed, and will not bow, their knees to Baal. We confidently expect others here soon to join the little band of laborers now forming. We hold Sabbath meetings at the house of one of these sisters. She is a Jewess, but a prominent member of the Episcopal church. Pray for the work here. A. W. BARTLETT.