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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 18, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 54, No. 13.

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WISCONSIN

By O. A. Johnson; Andrew Christiansen

Warner Creek, Tent No. 4, Sept. 9.—We have been here about four weeks. The interest to hear has been good. Many have begun to investigate, and some have decided to obey. There has been some opposition. Last Sunday Eld. Hamilton (Disciple) came to fill his regular appointment, having sent word that he would speak on the state of the dead and on the Sabbath question. We offered him the use of the tent, which he accepted. He manifested a good Christian spirit. He made some bold assertions and challenged refutation; but when asked if he meant by his challenges that he wished to discuss those matters, he utterly refused, saying that he did not feel able to meet us. His sermons on the Sabbath and law were reviewed. Some were greatly confirmed in the truth; others became confused. As we continue to explain other points of truth, we hope that all the honest in heart will see clearly and obey.
O. A. JOHNSON. ANDREW CHRISTIANSEN.