HENRY LYON

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Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Apr 14, 1853

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 3, No. 24.

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HENRY LYON

From Bro. Lyon.

Elder Seymour comes out hard and harsh and does all he can to prevent persons embracing the present truth. But the work is going forward. It is of God and cannot be put down, amen.
There is but one band of theirs in this eastern part of the State, and a few scattered ones like sheep upon the mountains without a shepherd. All I know are weak and sickly, and ready to deny their past experience.
The more I examine our position, the plainer it looks. It presents a strait, harmonious chain of events, and I see plainer the path of duty. We have laid all on the altar, and trust in God to direct us. I see the necessity of coming out from the world and being separate. I want to be just what God would have me to be. I am thankful that he has shown us poor sinners this last message. We have a great work to do, and only a short time to do it in. May God help us to be faithful.

HENRY LYON

Plymouth, Mich., March 15th, 1853.