A Testimony for the Sabbath
By Ruth E. Webster
BRO. SMITH: I have for some time past had a desire to address, through the Review, the brethren and sisters in Christ, who are trying to keep the commandments of God. While on a visit to Bro. Solomon Welcome's, in Almond, last April, he put in- to my hand a little work entitled, "A word for the Sabbath," which I took and read with great interest, at the same time laying my mind open to receive instruction. I prayed God to lead me into all truth. Bro. S. then handed me another, entitled, "The Law of God," which I read and considered a convincing argument, a work founded on Bible truth, in favor of the Sabbath of the Lord. I was satisfactorily convinced that the law is binding on man, and will be until the end of time. I at once commenced keeping the seventh day unto the Lord, and was blessed in so doing. Since that time the Bible seems almost like a new book to me. When I read its sacred pages I find many precious promises for the encouragement of those who love God and keep his commandments. I desire to be among the true and faithful. I rejoice that I ever heard the Third Angel's Message. O that I may live so as to be counted worthy to be numbered among the jewels of my Master when he shall come to gather his elect from the four corners of the earth. Yours in Christian bonds,
RUTH E. WEBSTER.
Oasis, Wis., Oct. 21st, 1858.