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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 5, 1861

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 18, No. 23.

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LETTERS.

By C. K. Farnsworth

"Then they that feared the Lord, spake often one to another."

From Bro. Farnsworth.

Bro. White; You have hearts that sympathize with you in your trials, in this place. I feel the necessity of organization, and hope all the brethren will take hold of it with a will. I should have been glad had you come to Washington when on your eastern tour. I hope to see you once more in this place. The church here are most all striving for the unity of the faith; but the enemy is unwilling this should be accomplished. The Lord will lead all that are willing to be led. Some are willing to be saved if they can be saved in their own way. But such will never be saved. My only hope is to have Jesus lead me, and to love all the truth, and live it out in my life. I am resolved to love the Lord with all my heart, and love his cause and his children with a pure heart fervently. The Advent cause is the Lord's cause. I do believe it. Jesus is soon coming. My heart believes it, and I hope so to heed his faithful counsel as to be found blameless at his coming.
Your brother in love.
C. K. Farnsworth.
Washington, N. H.