Extracts from Letters

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 11, 1856

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 9, No. 6.

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Extracts from Letters.

Sister G. Cobb writes from DeKalb, N. Y.:—"I can sympathise with those that are lonely pilgrims, feeling myself many times cast down in heart and in spirit, but in all afflictions God's grace is sufficient.
He has brought me to the light of his word, and has given me an ear to hear and a heart to feel. I would set my affections on things above and not on the earth. We that are looking for our Lord from heaven should be dead to the world and alive to God.
As Christ is not of the world, neither should his children be; then when Christ who is our life shall appear we also shall appear with him in glory."