Letter from N. Jenson on Family Converts

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 1, 1875

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 45, No. 1.

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Letter from N. Jenson on Family Converts

The following is a letter received since my visit:—
DEAR BRO. HANSON: We thought it would cheer you to hear from us in regard to thecause here. Our interest in the truth is unabated, but on the other hand we feel very much encouraged. One more family has embraced the truth since you left us, making five families in all. We are also trying to spread the truth among others, and two families have commenced to read our publications. We pray that it may result in good. We feel the need of more tracts, in both the Danish and English languages. If you can send us some, please do so, and we will try to place them in the hands of those who will read them.
You remember that when you left us, I could not see the force of all you told us as you seemed to see it; but now I am fully persuaded that this is the last message of mercy to the world. Also in regard to man's nature: I now see the beauty and harmony of the Scriptures on that point. In fact, I am in full sympathy with all the views you presented, and desire to unite myself with the people of God. We hope the time is not far distant when you can again be permitted to come and minister to our needs.
Yours in hope, N. JENSON.