EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 27, 1876

EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.

A BROTHER writes from Chester, Pa.:—

I have been searching the Scriptures for some years past, and had become convinced of the present truth as taught by you with the exception of the seventh-day Sabbath, but had had my attention directed to that point. A friend placed the SIGNS OF THE TIMES and some tracts from your Office in my hands, which caused me to investigate the matter, and now I am keeping the true Sabbath of the Lord—have been keeping it for twelve weeks. I came out alone, surrounded by strong opposition. Now I have persuaded two, who have also come out on the Lord’s side, and several others are almost convinced. I shall never leave them as long as I have one ray of hope. May God help to convince others, that it may not be long before our numbers may be considered worthy of a visit from some brother who can speak to us.

Sister J. Myers, of Lincoln Co., Neb., says:—

It is nearly a year since the VOICE was sent to our house by the Tract Society—a favor for which I am very grateful. It has been a great help to me, as well as a source of comfort, and I do not know how to get along without it. I have been trying to keep the Sabbath about ten months. I am alone here, and yet I am not alone, for the Saviour said, “Lo, I am with you alway.” I am thankful that there is a people who dare to come out from the world and stand for God, the Saviour, and the law; and I earnestly desire to keep the holy law of God.