Letters by Elizer Goodrich

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 24, 1859

Letters.

By Elizer Goodrich

“Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another.”

From Eld. E. Goodrich.

Bro. Smith: The Review and Herald is before me, and I am right glad that I have it to read. It indeed encourages and strengthens me in my rather lone condition, as there are but a few here who sympathize with the sentiments which it advocates. I have been a reader of the Review nearly two years; and cannot help saying that my heart is with the people of God, and that I love those who love present truth.

I am doing what I can to declare the whole counsel of God; the law, the prophets, and the gospel. With what success, the day of God must declare. I have long wished to meet with the people of God, of like precious faith; but let God's time be my time, and God's ways my ways. Brethren and sisters, pray for me that my faith fail not.

Your brother in tribulation, yet waiting for redemption when Jesus comes. ELIZER GOODRICH.

Edinboro, Pa., Feb., 1859.