LETTERS by N. Fuller

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 22, 1862

LETTERS.

By N. Fuller

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

From Bro. Fuller.

BRO. WHITE:—The dark clouds that have for a time seemed to be hanging over the remnant, in this part of the country, seem to be giving away, and God's people begin to arise from their lukewarm state, to take a stand with the church at large. The Lord met with us the first Sabbath in the month, at Ulysses. The spiritual wants of the cause were in some degree taken into consideration and we had an interesting meeting. To-day our meeting has closed in Allegany Co., N. Y. We have had a good time. The dear saints in this county see the necessity of being in union with the body. And notwithstanding a strong influence against the order and work of God, the church, by the help of the good Lord, is going to put all on board Zion's ship. We want to see you and sister White this way as soon as the Lord may send you. We have voted to accept the name Seventh-day Adventists, and have organized so we can hold church property by law; but there is a more thorough work for us yet to do, that every heart may beat in harmony with God's dear people.

The testimonies of sister White are received by a large majority of the brethren and sisters. Any that do not receive them have some habits or form of dress that are reproved by them. I would say to the brethren at large that I fully endorse the visions as from the Lord, and am trying to profit by them, and no one that is reproved by them and refuses to heed them, need expect any sympathy from me. May the Lord carry on his work by whom he has chosen, until it is finished. N. FULLER. Wellsville, N. Y., July 13, 1862.