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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 2, 1858

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 13, No. 2.

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Bro. E. C. Stiles writes from Portland, Me., Nov. 21st, 1858: "Bro. Loughborough, and Bro. and sister White was here last week, and lectured on the Sabbath, the law, etc., to the comfort and edification of many in this place, and left here for Boston, Mass., last 6th day. Bro. and sister White stopped with us one night, and I trust that the acquaintance which myself and wife formed with them and Bro. Loughborough will be perpetuated in the kingdom of Jesus on the earth. I believe they are God's dear children, though I cannot see some points as they hold them; but I am persuaded that if truth is theirs it will be mine also, sooner or later. I mean to be one of those, who, when they heard the Word, understood it and kept it, and not keep it before I understand it. Myself and wife embraced the Sabbath truth last August, and now Brn. White and Loughborough have given us strong arguments to digest on the Two-horned Beast, Third Angel's Message and Sanctuary. "Light is sown for the righteous," and the path of the just will shine more and more. I have found this true thus far, and mean to walk in the light while I have it."