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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 19, 1857

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 9, No. 16.

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BRO. A. G. Carter writes from Rubicon, Dodge Co., Wis.: "Bro. Smith, I do believe the admonition to the Laodiceans is rightly applied to the remnant who profess to keep the Commandments of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ. I believed it applied to me as an individual, and I mean to be profited by it. It is my desire and prayer to God that I may see my real aud true condition as God seeth it; for my object is to obtain a never-fading crown of glory in the Kingdom of our Lord.
"I desire to live so that none shall have an occasion to say I am not walking in all of the ordinances of the Lord blameless; for I believe the time has come when God will have a holy people, zealous of good works, and that will not mingle with the world and corrupt churches. My soul is blessed when I read the goodly communications from the church scattered abroad, showing that the remnant is rising to her high privilege in the Third Angel's Message. O may God speed on the work and time when we shall all arrive safe in our heavenly Father's house above, then at the end of the great judgment day, we shall reign on the new and glorified earth throughout eternity. Praise the Lord!
"I would say, If any of the preaching brethren should pass through on the La Crosse and Milwaukee R. R., I should be happy to have them call on us. We live one mile south of Rubicon Station."