H. S. Case’s Mission to Ohio
By James White
Bro. H. S. Case writes from Cleveland, (Ohio,) April 17, 1851:—
"I have been in this place long enough to give eight lectures. Some see the truth very clearly, but many are ready to give the most solemn and glorious truths to the Enemy. Many have gone into spiritualism; some of them have, as they say, got on to Mount Zion. But their "harps" do not cord well, and their song of deliverance does not answer the description given by John. Nothing short of a literal Jesus, coming in the clouds of heaven, and beholding him with my eyes will answer my expectation of the glorious event of the coming of the Son of man." We feel deeply interested in Bro. Case's mission to Ohio, and we hope that some one will see duty clear to go and assist him in that wide field of labor, and take along a quantity of publications. The brethren should be prompt in sending the names and address of such as will read the paper with candor.
W.