L E T T E R S by M. E. Morey

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 15, 1858

L E T T E R S .

By M. E. Morey

"Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another"

From Sister Morey.

BRO. SMITH : I wish to say to you that the Review is a welcome vistor to me, and I should hardly know what to do without it. I have ever felt to praise the Lord that it was placed in my hauds, for I do love the truths it advocates. I do praise the Lord for what he has done for me, in showing me the present truth. It is about four years since I began to look towards the Sabbath. About that time Bro. Holt was at this place, and five or six of us met together to pray for the Lord to work in his own way; and I have ever felt to praise God for that meeting; for it was then that the Lord began to show me that I was trampling his holy commandments under my feet.

I feel that I can truly say that I desire above every thing else to do the will of my heavenly Father. Pray for me that I may overcome every besetting sin and at last stand with you on mount Zion.

M. E. MOREY.

West Winfield, N. Y., March 30th, 1858.