Alone in Keeping the Sabbath
By H. C. S. Carus
DEAR BRO. WHITE:—I am trying to keep the commandments of God, although it is through much opposition. I have passed through severe conflicts since I saw you in our State. But the Lord has hitherto sustained me for which I would praise his holy name, and trust him for what is to come. I am yet alone in this place in the keeping of the Sabbath of our Lord. The dragon power is very wroth with the remnant. Much is said of what shall be done to put down Sunday-breakers. I think that the time will soon come when the two-horned beast will make the image to defend the rights of the church in Sunday-keeping. But I trust that Christ will soon come to defend the rights of his children, and give them the promised inheritance. I ask the prayers of those of like precious faith. I have not seen any of the brethren since last Spring, at Conference, at Tyrone, though I have heard from them through the Review, and I bid them God speed. H. C. S. Carus.
Conway, Mich., Sept. 27th, 1853.