CYNTHIA M. TREMBLY by Cynthia M. Trembly

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Dec 5, 1854

CYNTHIA M. TREMBLY

By Cynthia M. Trembly

From Sister Trembly.

DEAR BRO. WHITE:—I thank the Lord that I ever had my eyes opened to the present truth. It was through the instrumentality of Bro. Cranson and your valuable paper that I was brought to see the truth as it is. It is about six months since I commenced with my companion to keep the Sabbath. I felt then as if I was keeping one of God's holy commandments that had long been trampled upon. Every thing appeared different from what it ever had before. The reading of my Bible seemed new: some dark passages that I could not understand, then opened with new light to my mind. Then I could exclaim, Whereas I was blind, now I see.

There are some strong opposers to the present truth in this place; but I feel to put my trust in God who is able to bear me up, and sustain me through opposition and trials; and by his Holy Spirit strive to keep all his commandments and the faith of Jesus, that at last I may have right to the tree of life, and be admitted through the gates into the city.

I feel quite lonely here, though not discouraged. There are six of like precious faith within six miles. We meet on the Sabbath to encourage and strengthen each other in the present truth. The Macedonian cry with us is, for some one to come over and help us. We think if some messenger of Christ would come and proclaim the third angel's message in this place, it would result in much good.

Your unworthy sister striving for the kingdom.

CYNTHIA M. TREMBLY

Bath, Clinton Co., Mich. Nov. 6th, 1854.