DEAR BRO. WHITE:—While many of my dear brethren and sisters who love our Lord Jesus Christ, are identified with his cause on earth, and rejoice in hope of the glory to be revealed at his appearing and kingdom; while many of such are on his holy day gathered together exhorting and comforting each other, and realizing the faithfulness of the Coming One who has said, Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst; there are others like myself whose language is,
"I'm a lonely traveler here;
Weary oppressed,
But my journey's end is near,
Soon I shall rest.
Dark and dreary is the way,
Toiling I've come,
Ask me not with you to stay,
Yonder's my home."
The Review comes to us a welcome messenger richly laden with the truths contained in the Bible, and the warm communications from the dear brethren and sisters scattered abroad. I am still striving to keep the commandments of God the Father, and the faith of Jesus the Son, that I may have right to the tree of life and may enter in through the gates into the city, although there are many trials and difficulties to pass through. Daniel said, Many shall be purified and made white and tried. Jesus said, they that endure to the end shall be saved—the end of his priestly office in the heavenly Sanctuary where he is making the last atonement for guilty man. My prayer is that we may endure.
I remain your unworthy brother waiting his kingdom to come.