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Publishing Committee · ROCHESTER, N. Y. · Apr 25, 1854

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 5, No. 14.

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BRO. G. W. HOLT writes from Manlius N. Y. Apr 19th, 1854:—"I have spent two Sabbaths in Lincklaen recently. There is quite a revolution in that place. The cause of truth is onward, and I see not why the church may not prosper, if they all do their duty. I never enjoyed so much of the Spirit of the gospel in that place before. Last Sabbath two willing happy souls, obeyed the Lord in the ordinance of baptism. Bro. Poole is relieved of a great burden for which I have long prayed. May the Lord gird him up for the work of the third message.
The interest of the cause of truth is increasing in this region. I am looking for better times; not for less trials, but for the stumbling-blocks to be taken up out of the way; for more consecration to God, and less exaltation of self; for better church order; for more union with Christ and each other; more ardent love for God and his truth; yes, and more love for perishing souls, and more power to prevail with God. I believe it."