COMMUNICATIONS by E. R. Seaman

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 5, 1857

COMMUNICATIONS.

By E. R. Seaman

"Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another."

From Bro. Seaman.

BRO. SMITH: I did not know but you would be interested to hear that the Lord is at work for the church in this immediate vicinity. Since the Boston conference the work has gone gradually on in the hearts of the brethren and sisters here, and since the labors of Brn. Hutchins and Sperry, an interest has been aroused in this town that is cheering.

Bro. D. Daniels has been here of late and the Lord was with him in the presentation of the truth. Two have decided to stand in the gap and be called repairers of the breach, and get rid of the mark of the beast. Others are interested. If we keep humble the Lord will work. It is the last message.

One of the individuals referred to had been in the first message, but knew nothing of the third. The children feel also, which indicates that prayers which have been offered have found a hearing in the heavenly Sanctuary. Our meetings are solemn and interesting.

E. R. SEAMAN. Lancaster, Mass., Feb. 17th, 1857.