MARY E. WEAVER by Mary E. Weaver

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 25, 1857

MARY E. WEAVER

By Mary E. Weaver

From Sister Weaver.

BRO. SMITH : I am a stranger to you in person, but I hope not in spirit; for I do love the doctrines you advocate. I have been a reader of the Review but a short time, but I can truly say it is a welcome visitor. I often feel encouraged while reading the cheering communications from the brethren and sisters. I feel truly thankful to God that my lot has been cast among the commandment-keepers. I commenced keeping the seventh day last May, and I am fully persuaded that it is the true Sabbath that our Father said should be kept holy. There are but three of us who are trying to keep all the Commandments of God and the Faith of Jesus; brother and sister Waters and myself. We meet often and talk of the glorious appearing of our dear Saviour which we think is nigh even at the doors. Our prayer is that when he shall come we may have on the white robe, and that our lamps may be trimmed and burning, and that he will say to us, Come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you.

MARY E. WEAVER

Weaversville, Mich., June 3d, 1857.