Campton, N. H by P. C. Rodman

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 15, 1873

Campton, N. H.

By P. C. Rodman

I HAVE given about thirty lectures in this place. Three are already keeping the Sabbath. Others confess that we have preached the truth, and we hope some will obey.

We have opposition in abundance, and strong prejudice to contend with. One man stated in public that he had burned all the tracts and books in his possession, published by Seventh-day Adventists, and advised others to do the same; yet he professes sanctification, and to be an Adventist.

Some are astonished to find that some Adventists teach that God's law was abolished by Christ, to sustain them in their no-Sabbath position. How we wish they would see their mistake and embrace the light shining so clearly under the last message of mercy, by which the mystery of God is finished.

I go to Woodstock this week, and stop over next Sabbath, then return here and remain one Sabbath and first-day, after which I move to a new field to commence another course of lectures. I ask an interest in the prayers of God's commandment-keeping people. P. C. RODMAN.