Pressing Forward in Hope
By George P. Cushman
DEAR BRO. WHITE :—It is through the goodness of God that I am spared and have hope in his mercy, and can yet see a harmony in the Scriptures of divine truth, and am endeavoring to make my way onward. I prize the Review very much, and hope it will continue to be a beacon light to the remnant. I am glad to hear that the cause is progressing in some places. There is not much interest felt here on the subject, none inquiring for the old paths to dwell in, as I could wish. I am sometimes cast down, but I mean by the grace of God to press my way through. I want to see how it looks in bright glory. I want to be hid in the day of the Lord's anger, when he riseth up to the prey. Yours in hope of immortality when Jesus comes. GEO. P. CUSHMAN. Tunbridge, Jan. 26th, 1855.