Embracing the True Sabbath
By G. Taylor
Dear Bro. White:—I greet you in the name of our Lord Jesus, a greater appellation I could not quote. Now to the point; what shall I render to the Lord for all his mercies to me. Dark has been my path, but that darkness has diminished, and light beams in upon my soul. I was taken sick, and at that time I fell under the notice of one who administered to my wants, and, likewise, instructed me in the truths of the Sacred Scriptures. And happy am I in telling you, I embraced it. But I could not yield at first, I was stubborn; but by the patience manifested towards me, my eyes became opened. Therefore, honor to whom honor is due, and give God the glory. I now see the true Sabbath—not the Pope's, but the Sabbath of our Lord, and likewise enjoy our meetings on the Sabbath with the children of God. In a meek and humble spirit, we have the precept in our Lord's ministry. I could not see it in the churches I have attended. Aristocracy and pride robs God of his holy and righteous glory. Yours in the Lord, G. Taylor. Boston, Mass., Dec. 6th, 1852.