J. WHITMORE

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Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Apr 17, 1855

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 6, No. 27.

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J. WHITMORE

From Bro. Whitmore.

DEAR BRO. WHITE:—I can say as many of our brethren and sisters do, The Review is a welcome messenger. It strengthens and encourages me to hold on to the promises of God; they are yea and amen to the faithful. I believe we shall soon realize our hopes. I am trying to be prepared to stand on mount Zion with the Lamb and have his Father's name written in my forehead, and sing the new song that no other man can sing. O let us be patient a few days longer, having our hearts established in the truth; for the day is near when Christ will leave the heavenly Sanctuary and be seated on the white cloud. Then all that are wicked will be so still, and the holy will be holy still.
I would be glad if the paper could be published weekly. I believe there are means enough in the hands of brethren to sustain it. The enemy is at work with his might, to distract and divide the children of God; but I believe we have the truth, and it will stand all opposition. I am trying to keep all the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.

J. WHITMORE

Jackson, Mich., Mar. 26th, 1855.