Extracts from Letters

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 30, 1858

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 12, No. 19.

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Extracts from Letters.

Bro. Chas. Andrews writes from New York City, Sept. 1858, "We have read the piece on the first page of Review No. 16, and it makes us feel very solemn. How near we may come to, and appear like Christians, and yet be lost at last! I pray God to make me a Christian, just such a one as he will delight to own and bless. I trust that God has begun a work in my heart, and I hope he will finish it. I feel sorry, when I think of my unfaithfulness to so good a Father. I want to be made perfect in patience. When I look at self and see what I am, and think what I must be, I am afraid lest I should come short at last. We find it hard living in this wicked City. We seldom see a messenger. Had a good visit from Bro. Barr about a month ago. Sr. Chamberlain's daughter was healed for which we give God all the glory."