p. 206 | CHARLES OSBORN by Charles Osborn

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 27, 1862

CHARLES OSBORN

By Charles Osborn

From Bro. Osborn.

BRO. WHITE:—During the meetings the past winter, in organizing the church here, I have seen the straightness of the way, and realize my own weakness more than I ever did before. In reviewing my past course, I have felt it duty to say a few words to the brethren with whom I was associated in Bedford, Mich. As some of them have moved away from there, I desire to take this method of saying to them that I now see I was often under wrong feelings in the trials and difficulties we passed through there, and sometimes sympathized with wrongs, to my own injury and to the

grief of others. I would especially say to Bro. Williams, that I entertained hard feelings against him, for which I am sorry and ask his forgiveness. I ask the forgiveness of all the brethren and sisters who were grieved with me, and desire an interest in their prayers that I may in the future walk according to the will of the Lord.

CHARLES OSBORN

Burlington, Mich., May 15, 1862.