Life of William Miller by John Norton Loughborough

California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists · Oakland, California · Apr 1, 1875

Life of William Miller.

By John Norton Loughborough

I have just completed a careful reading of every line of the book with the above title. It has been to me a feast. My spirit has been refreshed. The book contains a history of the Advent cause from its rise to the death of William Miller, such as cannot be found elsewhere. It shows by the testimony of scores of candid witnesses, among them ministers of various denominations, that William Miller was a man of sterling integrity and uprightness, and that his labors, instead of being a mere system of proselyting, were productive of the conversion of hundreds of infidels, and thousands of common sinners to the religion of Jesus Christ, and that his lectures were followed by revivals wherever he went.

We think the book should be found in the family of every Seventh-day Adventist, and widely circulated elsewhere. The nominal price of $1.00, the cost of the book, is really a small valuation of what the book contains. Send and get a copy. When you have carefully read it, you will never regret the investment.

J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH. St. Helena, Cal., March 22, 1875.