H. M. KENYON by H. M. Kenyon

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 21, 1857

H. M. KENYON

By H. M. Kenyon

From Bro. Kenyon.

BRO. SMITH:—I feel that the Lord has done a great work for me in a few days that are past, for which I would praise his holy name. I can see that I have indeed been in a lukewarm state; but by the help of God I am determined to arise and put on the armor of the Lord that I may be able to withstand the wiles of the enemy.

The work of the Lord is still progressing here, and my prayer to God is, that it may still move forward, till we may all stand in the perfect light and liberty of the gospel of Christ.

I feel glad that I live in this interesting age of the world. I am willing to take my place among those who keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ, if I may be counted worthy to be called a repairer of the breach; for God has promised that such shall ride upon the high places of the earth.

I love the truths of the Third Angel's Message; for I believe that all those who heed its warning will soon stand upon mount Zion with the harp of

God in their hand, to sing the song of Moses and the Lamb.

I feel determined to heed the counsel to the Laodiceans, to buy that gold, white raiment and eye-salve, that I may be rich.

"My soul is happy when I hear My Saviour is so nigh; And longs to see his sign appear Upon the opening sky.

H. M. KENYON

Monterey, Mich. May 4th, 1857.