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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 30, 1862

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 21, No. 5.

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D. M. CANRIGHT

By D. M. Canright

From Bro. Canright.

BRO. WHITE: Over three years have passed since I embraced the present truth. In this time I have heard most of the objections that infidels and worldly professors can raise against the truth, yet these have only increased my faith in the message, by showing the spirit of its adversary, and the utter foolishness of their arguments. O, how good the truth is now, when we see the signs predicted by our Lord as the harbingers of his return to gather his people, fulfilling in quick succession, and know that the hope of God's children is so soon to be realized. Nothing else can save us from the wrath that is coming on the nations, and which they are so fast preparing to execute.
I deeply feel the need of a pure heart. What a momentous thought to think of seeing the Lord of creation, and that, too, so soon! His word tells us that many who seek, but do not strive, to enter in, will be disappointed. How little we generally realize the importance of keeping ourselves pure and unspotted from the world. May God help the remnant to seek meekness, that they may be hid in the day of the Lord's anger, is the prayer of your unworthy brother.

D. M. CANRIGHT

Coldwater, Mich.