C O M M U N I C A T I O N S.
By John Martin
"Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another." BRO. SMITH: It is with thankfulness to God that I am permitted to put in my testimony in favor of present truth. The testimony to the Laodiceans is just what we needed to show us our true condition as a people. And it is cheering to hear the message is so generally received by the brethren; and while others are trying to get the eye-salve to anoint their eyes to see clearly to get the gold and white raiment. I shall try also to obtain these graces; for I want to be one that shall see the King in his beauty, and be among that number that shall shout victory over the beast and his image, his mark and the number of his name, and stand on mount Zion with the Lamb. Solemn scenes are just before us, but a glorious reward is promised to the finally faithful. I can truly say, My interest has been with the Review for this five or six years; and the words it contains of late makes it more interesting than ever. I hope the Lord will bless you abundantly, and the Corresponding Editors, and workmen in the Office. I know your anxieties and toils must be great; but the reward is equally as great, even in this world an hundred fold, and in the world to come life everlasting.