Bro. L. Martin Reports from Bennington, New Hampshire
BRO. L. MARTIN writes from Bennington, N. H.: Through the tender mercy of God, I am yet spared as a monument of his mercy. I still believe that deliverance is soon coming to all the faithful ones of the earth. Truly this is a solemn time. This is a world of trouble and affliction; but the blessed hope is cheering to the wayworn pilgrim as he sighs for home. My health is quite poor, and it is seldom that I get out to meeting. Sabbath, June 4, we had a good meeting at Peterborough. Our dear Bro. Rodman was there, and quite a number from New Ipswich, Blakeville, and other places. It really seemed good to meet with some of the old, tried friends of the cause, and also some who have embraced the present truth within a year or two past. It is with pleasure that I read the REVIEW and the Instructor. May God bless all who take part in preparing the papers, and may those who read them be profited, and may the Lord prepare all his dear children for the trials that await them, and may we meet at last to stand on Mount Zion.