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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 15, 1862

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 20, No. 7.

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JAMES C. BARTLETT

By James C. Bartlett

From Bro. Bartlett.

Bro. White: It is with joy that I receive that welcome messenger, the Review. I esteem it the best paper in the world. It is food to my soul while reading it. O that I could hear the truth proclaimed every Sabbath. I never heard but three discourses on the subject in my life, and those were by Bro. Cornell, at Wakeman, Ohio. I never shall forget the discourses he preached. When he spoke of the condition of those that would be found with the mark of the beast in their forehead, it brought tears to my eyes; and then when he spoke of those that would be found with the seal of the living God written in their foreheads, I wept for joy. I only wished that the whole of Oberlin could have heard the truth. I hope they will have a chance to hear before long, for I know they are in need of such preaching. My wife, who was a strict first-day keeper, after an investigation of the subject believes that the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord, and is now keeping it with me. Praise the Lord! We ask the prayers of the Advent brethren and sisters that we may be found watching for the coming of our blessed Saviour.
Yours in the faith of Christ's near approach.

JAMES C. BARTLETT

Oberlin, Ohio.