LETTERS by H. A. Plank

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Dec 23, 1862

LETTERS.

By H. A. Plank

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

From Bro. Plank,

Bro. WHITE: I would acknowledge my gratitude for the privilege of reading the Review the last three months, during which time I have been studying the subject of the third angel's message, with some precious books that have been given me to read by some who are, I believe, God's children. Twenty years I tried to live out the doctrines of the M E church; but I found that while I professed to believe in God I was virtually denying his power.

I would say that I fully adopt the doctrines inculcated in your welcome paper, and hope that its awakening truths may yet reach many that are as blind as I was four months ago. In comparing it with the word of God I find it in accordance with holy writ. I would sincerely ask believers to pray for me that I may be led into all truth and established in the faith that when Christ shall make his glorious appearing I may be of that happy number that shall be prepared to meet him. H. A. PLANK. Round Grove, Ills.