p. 128 | Patience Amid Trial by Darius Myers

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Dec 23, 1852

Patience Amid Trial

By Darius Myers

From Bro. Myers.

DEAR BRO. WHITE:—I received your letter a few days since, and was glad of the Chart you sent me; also, of the Youth's Instructor. I think it a very interesting little sheet. I have not yet got any subscribers for it; but hope I shall. Dear brother, how glad I am to hear from the dear tried children of God, through the Review and Herald. I truly feel that we are living in a trying time, and I often think of the words of the angel to Daniel, "Many shall be purified, and made white, and tried." The trial comes last. Dan. xii, 10. And "who shall abide the day of his coming?" See Mal. iii, 2, 3. Often, how thankful I am that we have a promise, if we keep our Lord's words, he will keep us from the hour of temptation that is to try all the world. See Rev. iii, 10. I feel that we have need of patience, for yet a little while and he that shall come, will come, and will not tarry. Heb. x, 36, 37. I should be glad to again see some of my dear brethren. Bro. H. S. Case wrote me a line a few days since, stating that there was to be a Conference in Wisconsin, but did not state the time. I have been in hopes that I should find it noticed in the Review and Herald; but I have not received one in almost a month.

Yours in love, DARIUS MYERS.