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Inquiring for the Truth

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 18, 1860

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 16, No. 18.

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Inquiring for the Truth.

INSTANCES like the following, which are becoming of frequent occurrence are a source of interest and encouragement to the people of God. Whenever books and papers fall into the hands of the honest, they are sure to beget a love for the truth. Wm. and Sarah Vancil, who sign themselves “anxious inquirers after truth,” write from Peoria, Ills., sending $2 for books and papers, accompanied with the following note:
“Having within the last few weeks become acquainted with some of your books and papers (after having been members of the Christian church about twenty years) we have become so much interested that we are anxious not only to learn more, but to try also to show the light (as it appears to us) to others.”