Bro. E. S. Lane’s Testimony
By Editor
Bro. E. S. Lane writes from East Genoa, N. Y., Nov. 3d, 1857. "The message to the Laodiceans in months past has made a deep impression on my mind; yet I can see by the word of the Lord that I am not fully living up to my high privilege. O that I may with the rest of the remnant, open the door and let the dear Saviour in. Why cannot I stand where the Saviour desires me to stand? why cannot I be all he desires me to be? It seems as if my whole heart desires it, and praise his glorious name. I will trust him for free and full salvation through the merits of his own precious blood which was shed on Calvary for us. Praise the Lord for the glorious light of the present truth. I believe that if I and the rest of the dear brethren hold on to it, surely it will light us through, so that we shall not only behold, but we shall also partake of the glories of that everlasting Kingdom which the Lord has prepared for them that love him."