NEBRASKA by W. B. Hill

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 28, 1902

NEBRASKA

By W. B. Hill

TEKAMAH.—I used to report quite often in the REVIEW AND HERALD, the dear old messenger of truth, which has been an almost constant visitor at our home for more than thirty years. It is growing better and better all the time. Since the advent of our State papers, I have neglected the REVIEW. But I feel moved to report to all our dear readers that I am of good courage, and have joined the Forward Movement,—forward march to the kingdom of God. I never enjoyed a week of prayer as I did the last; but I expect to enjoy a better one if I live to see another; for God's blessings will grow richer as we near the end.

It is time now for God's people to awake out of sleep, and make one grand rally all along the line, that the work may be done. Those who refuse now to heed the bugle call, form in line of battle, gird on the armor, and come up to the help of the Lord against the mighty, will sleep on and take their rest until awakened by the last trump.

The Lord has been very good to us. He has come into our meetings with power, and some have taken their stand for God. A church wherein the last message can be proclaimed is nearing completion at Tekamah, where a tent-meeting was held last summer; for this we are very thankful.

W. B. HILL.