L. MCINTYRE by L. McIntyre

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 11, 1858

L. MCINTYRE

By L. McIntyre

From L. McIntyre.

SOME six years since I became conscious that man needs some kind of religion, and accordingly I united with the F. W. Baptists, but there seemed something still wanting. An inward voice often said, "There is neighbor Davis who keeps the true Sabbath, learn of him." Henceforth, whenever I attempted to labor on the seventh day, I felt that I was doing wrong, and this feeling became stronger and more reproving, until I resolved to investigate, and I have now, by reading the Scriptures and such other works as I could procure, become fully confirmed in the belief that the Sabbath is the same as mentioned in Genesis, and therefore I shall keep it.

With these views. I had serious thoughts of uniting with the Seventh-day Baptists; but friend J. Button advised me to seek a little further, feeling assured if I did so, I would straitway "come out of her." I shall continue to seek for the truth, and trust the fires of conscience may soon be quenched by dewdrops of wisdom from on high.