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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 16, 1871

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 37, No. 22.

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By C. Byington

I FEEL when I read our paper much as I do in a good social meeting where there are a great many short, sweet testimonies, something in every one to inspire in me a zeal to do all the work I can for the Lord. How often I have felt that I would give the word of my testimony in our paper, but would wait for a convenient time to do it, until I would lose a sense of the duty.
Not one sin is left untouched in the REVIEW, so that those who read it are without excuse, and those who might read it and do not are accountable for the neglect. One man requested to have his REVIEW stopped for the reason that he could not under present circumstances obey the truths it taught, and it kept him in condemnation.
The Lord does all he can to save us; and if we walk in all the light that is now shining we shall have strength to endure the trials by the way and be fitted for translation; but how few can say they do not fail in some points, and how the Lord bears with us!
My prayer is, that I may obey all the testimonies that God is giving to his people, that my light may not become darkness; for how great would be that darkness!
Yours, hoping to obey all the truth by which we may be sanctified and saved, C. BYINGTON.
Ceresco, Mich.