Striving to Stand on Mount Zion
By S. A. Street
BRO. SMITH: I would say to the remnant scattered abroad that I am still striving to overcome, that I may stand on mount Zion. I feel that my faith is built on a firm foundation, the word of God; and my prayer is that I may be sanctified by his word. I find that I have many besetments to overcome, but I am striving to heed the counsel of the true Witness to be zealous and repent. I desire to obtain that gold tried in the fire, and to be clothed with white raiment, that I may abide the day of God's wrath, and be gathered with the saints of all ages to meet our Lord in the air. O, brethren and sisters, there is a prize before us worth striving for. Let us therefore lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and run with patience the race set before us. I love the Review and the truths that it advocates, and my prayer is that you may be sustained in your labors for the truth. From your unworthy brother.
S. A. STREET.
West Windsor, Eaton Co., Mich.