Extracts from Letters

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 8, 1857

Extracts from Letters.

Bro. T. L. Waters writes from Weaverville, Mich., Sept. 19th, 1857. “Bro. Smith: I would say that the Review comes to me like glad tidings from a far country, laden with Bible truths. It is my weekly visitor, bringing me the welcome news, that those of like precious faith are still striving for the mastery, notwithstanding Satan's mighty efforts to deceive and hinder. God grant that I with you brethren, may rise with the message, and with oil in our vessels with our lamps, go out to meet the Bridegroom. There are but few of the former Advent brethren here who now care about the coming of the Lord. They have given up their hope, and some have gone into the mazes of infidelity. Lord preserve from their fate thine unworthy servant. I desire the prayers of all the Lord's people, that having put my hand to the plow, I may never look back.”