Sister P. M. Johnson on Perseverance and Need of Prayer

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 28, 1870

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 36, No. 2.

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Sister P. M. Johnson on Perseverance and Need of Prayer

SISTER P. M. JOHNSON writes from Marshall Co., Ind.: My course is still onward, although many times tempted to give up on account of the discouragements and loneliness of my pathway through the wilderness of earth; but I trust I never shall, for the love of Christ to a poor sinner like me is infinite, and the forbearance of God is beyond my comprehension; and if I fail of eternal life I know I have none to blame but myself. But I feel great need of the sympathy and prayers of the people of God, and their counsel and instruction, that I may not only overcome, but may walk in truth and righteousness before my children, companion and neighbors, that they may be led to behold the beauties of the truth, and a Christian life.