RANDOLPH MILES by Randolph Miles

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Jun 12, 1855

RANDOLPH MILES

By Randolph Miles

From Bro. Miles.

DEAR BRO. WHITE :—I wish to say through the Review that I rejoice with the remnant knowing that my redemption draweth nigh. I feel to praise the Most High that I ever heard this last message of mercy, for I find great peace in loving God's law. I long to behold the King in his beauty, and walk the plains of the new earth. I would with Mary choose that part that shall never be taken away, and put my trust in the arm that bringeth salvation. I want to see Zion arise and put on her beautiful garments. I want to be where I shall no more hear it said, I am sick, I am weary of my life, but where the wicked will cease from troubling and the weary be at rest. I feel truly like a pilgrim here and want to meet my heavenly Father's family upon Mount Zion, and swell the loud anthem to God and the Lamb. I feel anxious to do what I can to forward the last message of mercy to man, and thus improve upon my one talent till the Nobleman returns from the far country.

I should be glad if we could have the Review weekly. We have no preaching in this place, but many want to hear on this subject.

RANDOLPH MILES

Plainfield, Ill., May 11th, 1855.