An Appeal to Support the Cause
By Asa Hart
DEAR BRO. WHITE:—A few in this place are striving to keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus. It is about one year and a half since I commenced keeping the Sabbath; and I thank the Lord that I ever heard the last message of mercy. The way grows brighter and brighter: the truth looks so plain that it seems that the wayfaring man though a fool need not err therein. Dear brethren, are we setting such examples before the world as we should? are we showing by our conduct, that we have Christ put on, the hope of glory? Do we show that we do in reality, soon expect our Lord's return? If so we shall have our conversation in heaven, we shall despise the pleasures of this world. Can we feel clear when we are living in pleasure and luxury and thousands starving for the truth for the want of our help? Surely we are called upon now, to contribute our mite to sustain the cause. Let us see that the Office is relived from embarrassment so that the Editor may go forth with new courage in the discharge of duty. I remain your brother, wating for the kingdom. Delhi Center, Mich., Jan. 10th, 1855.