LETTERS

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 14, 1857

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 10, No. 2.

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LETTERS.

"Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another."
From Bro. Evarts.
Bro. Smith : I would say that I feel thankful for the precious interview that I enjoyed with the dear saints at our interesting, harmonious conference at Battle Creek. I think that its influence was well calculated to unite more firmly the hearts and efforts of the scattered saints, and gird them with renewed strength and zeal for the last work for this generation who must soon pass into the solemn scenes of the overthrow of Satan, and the triumph of the toil-worn saints.
How I was reminded of the cheering promise of the saints' final gathering from the East and West, to set down in the kingdom of heaven, by the ingathering from every point of compass. How glad I was to meet dear Brn. Pierce and Byington from the East, and behold their settled purpose in this blessed truth wherein we stand. As I see them and others, as I did, with their hearts onward, fixed to the sealing work, it reminds me of Rev. vii, 2, 3, of the onward westward march of the sealing truth.
E. Evarts.
Round Grove, Ills, Apr. 29th, 1857.