TO BRO. M. OF OHIO by J. H. W.

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 5, 1861

TO BRO. M. OF OHIO.

By J. H. W.

DEAR BRO.—You will find your questions to me answered in Testimony No. 6, a copy of which I send you. And permit me here to recommend to you, as well as to others, this Testimony. I have examined it with much interest, especially those parts referring to points and subjects that have fallen under my notice, and I am satisfied that its importance cannot be estimated. It is, as it purports to be, for the church—for God's tried and tempted people—for those who feel the need of help from the Lord in these perilous times. To those out of the church, who do not know the purposes of God nor the things of his Spirit; and to those "who are at ease in Zion," who have not been awakened by the words of the faithful and true witness [Rev. iii], it will be neither comely nor desirable. My prayer and hope is that the brethren in your State may realize its importance, and seek that conformity to God's will that will insure a revival of his work among you.

J. H. W.