It was only a little white-winged messenger in the form of a tract, yet it changed the whole tenor of my life. It was like the little leaven that leavened the whole lump. It wrought changes for time and eternity. The title was, "Who Changed the Sabbath?" and for the first time in my life I realized that I was not able to answer the question. Eagerly I searched the Bible to find a solution; but to my great astonishment the Bible was silent on that subject. I became very much exercised over it, and resorted to fasting and prayer, that I might be directed aright, and enabled to understand which day the Lord would have me to observe. The more I prayed and searched the Scriptures, the more apparent it became that the seventh day is still the Sabbath of the Lord. Notwithstanding I had been for forty years a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, I began at once to keep the true Sabbath, and continued to keep it strictly for two years before severing my connection with that church, and uniting with the Seventh-day Adventists. The Lord has wonderfully blessed and strengthened me since I have been keeping all of His commandments, for which I praise His worthy name.