AN ENCOURAGING LETTER

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jun 25, 1896

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 22, No. 25.

AN ENCOURAGING LETTER.

From a brother and sister in the Lord, we have the following, an echo of what is in many other letters:—

“To the editor of the Signs of the Times—

“We have taken your valuable paper almost one year, and have enjoyed its teachings more than tongue or pen can tell or portray. It has truly been a Godsend to us, and if the subscription price were five times the amount, we would manage some way to get it. We often wish it could be a weekly visitor in every home, and welcomed as heartily as in ours. We have managed by many self-denials to collect a little sum to be used to carry the plain truth to a few homes. There are many more I would like to send it to, but can not at present. We are alone in the country as far as believing the truth of God's word is concerned; have observed the Sabbath of the Lord three years last September, and have learned more of the truth of the word and of the mysteries (or they were mysteries to us) of the word, and more of the love of God to us, and have so much more of the love of God in us for our fellow-creatures, than we learned before in the whole seventeen years of our Christian experience.

“May God bless you abundantly in your efforts to warn others of the awful darkness of unbelief that is around them. We realize more and more every day the miraculous escape we have had, in having our eyes opened to the truth of God’s word.

“Yours in hope of eternal life,

“L. P. AND E. A. ALLEN.”