Convicted of the Seventh-Day Sabbath
By William L. Camp
BRO. WHITE:—I have been long convicted that the seventh day is the Sabbath. One thing that has opened my eyes more than any other except the Bible, is the childish arguments against it. Myself and wife, and a sister who now resides with us, have all made up our minds no more to offend even "in one point." Neither of us have ever heard a sermon on the subject, but the Bible teaches it as plain as it teaches any thing. It is many years since I commenced to preach the gospel. I began however in the errors of Methodism, but trust I shall finish in the whole truth of God. WM. L. CAMP.
Cavendish, Vt, Mar. 24th, 1855.