The Laodicean Message in Corunna
Bro. J. B. Sweet writes from Corunna, Mich., Jan. 27th, 1857: "I would be glad to give in my testimony in favor of our present position. I believe without a doubt that we are in the seventh and last state of the church. It has not taken any weight of argument to prove to me that I have been in an indifferent state. But I feel very thankful that the Lord has given me a willing heart to readily receive the call to the Laodicean church. We moved from Ohio to this place in the latter part of November. We found a few scattered ones in this section who were trying to journey on to the city of rest; but at the same time they were not obeying the injunction in Heb. x, 25. We have by the help of the Lord started meetings here in Corunna. We believe that the last call is now going to the church, and we also believe that before this generation shall pass away, all will be over: the curtain will be dropped, and earth's great drama closed forever."