DEAR BRO. WHITE:—I visited North Hudson, N. Y., 25th, Inst., and found Bro. and Sr. Scripture keeping Sabbath. Alone, as they were, it thrilled my soul to see such striking fulfillment of scripture as we are having on every hand.—"Behold," says Isaiah, [Chap. viii,] "I and the children, whom the Lord hath given me, are for signs and wonders in the land of [true] Israel, from the Lord of hosts, who dwelleth in Mount Zion." Yes they who will obey the Lord, are considered speckled birds.
I found those children to be beacon lights. They were living with their aged, pious parents, who had not received light enough to confirm them in the present truth. I hung up the Chart, and discoursed some hours, while the glad believing heart forced the trickling tears down their cheeks. I closed by asking the aged parent how it looked. He said, "light." Then I said, "what must be done?" The reply was, "To walk in the light." I lectured in the school-house in the evening. Some are anxious to hear more.