The Sanctuary and the New Time
By V. Dunbar
DEAR BRO. WHITE:—We still love the truth advocated in the Review and should not know what to do without its weekly visits. They are making a great effort on the New Time in this place, and have labored hard to bring us to embrace their views; but we love our Advent experience too well to part with it, and call it false excitement. There was too much evidence that God was in that move to trifle with it now. We have not attended any of their meetings, but if I might judge from the spirit manifested when they visit us, the movement of 1843 and of 1844 was most like the sweet Spirit of Jesus. We feel that we are living in a time when we should be on our guard, and trust wholly in God. I believe the land-marks were all in the right place before they were removed, and to go back and call this earth the Sanctuary I could not believe was true; and I was thankful to God for a Sanctuary away from this earth, and to be cleansed with something more precious than fire—the blood of Jesus. Yours in the love of Present Truth.
V. DUNBAR.
Grantham, N. H., Apr. 8th 1854.