Delivered from Spiritualism
By E. H. Adams
Bro. White: I wish to say a few words to the remnant in behalf of the goodness of God, and what he has done for me. I feel to praise the name of the Lord for his goodness and mercy toward me. I am thankful for the light of the third angel's message. I feel that it is a solemn message—the last call of mercy to dying, mortal man. O I want to arouse and gird on the whole armor of righteousness, that I may be sheltered from the storms that are coming, and from the wrath of God. The goodness of God toward me is very great; and you, dear reader, will appreciate it, and know it more of a truth, when I tell you that I was once influenced by the Devil, bound by Satan, blinded, deceived, and led astray by that strong delusion, Spiritualism. But God in his infinite goodness saw fit to pluck me as a brand from the burning, and from the hands of the evil one. O that men would praise the Lord for his goodness and wonderful works to the children of men. Yours striving for eternal life.
E. H. Adams.
Richmond, Iowa.