p. 160 | GERMAN T. WILSIE by German T. Wilsie

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Nov 22, 1853

GERMAN T. WILSIE

By German T. Wilsie

From Bro. Wilsie.

DEAR BRO. WHITE:—Your valuable paper is read in our family with great interest, and I trust profit. We can say of a truth that we do hunger and thirst after righteousness. There are a few here striving to keep the commandments of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ. We hope there may be more added to our number. Most of our neighbors are still in darkness. Some are convinced of the truth, but will not take up the cross. O may they soon see their dangerous position. May they see that Babylon has fallen, and come out of her that they be not partakers of her sins, and receive not of her plagues.

We have had some preaching here, but want more. May the Lord send us some dear brother soon. We ask the prayers of God's people that we may endure to the end.

GERMAN T. WILSIE

Metomen, Fon Du Lac Co., Wis., Nov. 5th, 1853.