Confession and Reformation
By S. W. R.
DEAR BRETHREN: I wish to let you know that I thankfully receive the late rebuke as published in Testimony No. 6, for S. W. R. I think it is having its designed effect on my heart, and in my life. I shall try to meet its demands as promptly as circumstances will admit. I shall receive as a favor from my brethren or others, any light or counsel by which I may be able to better understand the application of the items contained in the faithful correction of my errors. I will add, that if I had not faithfully commenced this imperative duty of frankly confessing my sins to God, and man (Review No. 10) before this last fearful rebuke came to hand, I should not be able to bear as great a burden. I wish to be saved on right principles. Friends remember me.
S. W. R.
Hubbardsville, N. Y.