Alone Yet Keeping the Sabbath
By Isaac Brown
DEAR BRO. WHITE :—We wish to communicate a few thoughts to the remnant of the Lord's people, as we are deprived of the privilege of meeting with them, to worship Him whom we love. Allow us to say that we believe we are of the household of God, and are built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ being the chief corner stone. We are endeavoring to keep all the commandments of God, and the faith or testimony of Jesus. We are firmly established in the seventh-day Sabbath, and although alone, yet we intend to persevere unto the end, knowing that it is God's requirement; and we fear him more than we fear man. We are, also, established in the faith that the earth regenerated will be the final, and eternal abode of the saints. We, also, believe that the wicked will be recompensed in the earth, and they that sleep in Jesus will God bring with him. We are greatly cheered and edified by reading the Review. The letters from the brethren and sisters remind us of the precious meetings we enjoyed with the people of God forty years since. The Instructor is, also, a precious sheet. Yours in hope of meeting Jesus in peace.
ISAAC BROWN.
Waverly, Mich., July 24th, 1853.