DO YOU PRIZE YOUR FREEDOM?

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 27, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 53, No. 13.

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DO YOU PRIZE YOUR FREEDOM?

THOSE who have the privilege of enjoying their faith in the third angel’s message without restraint, and who perhaps also have the sympathy and cordial co-operation of their friends, should greatly prize such privileges. Look at the following case, and be not unmindful ofwhat you enjoy, nor ungrateful to God for your better situation.
A brother writes from Wisconsin that he is advanced in years, and quite broken down in health, and has lost his eye-sight, so that he cannot read the REVIEW for himself; and that those upon whom he is dependent reluctantly do as much as to bring him his paper from the post-office. He has taken the paper eighteen years, and prizes it still as highly as ever; but now he says he may as well stop it for himself. Yet he is not unmindful of others who may have more privileges, and hence he sends two dollars, that through the missionary society the paper may be sent to some one who may be benefited by it. We believe the Lord’s blessing will follow such a donation, and that the giver will behold the results in the kingdom of Heaven.