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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Jan 12, 1864

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 23, No. 7.

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E. DE GARMO

By E. De Garmo

From Sr. De Garmo.

DEAR BRETHREN: While the nations are angry and the time has come when God's people are being tested, and trying scenes surround us, I feel to ask myself the question, Am I a child of God? Have I got the white and spotless garment on? Do I keep all God's commandments that I can from the heart claim his protection in the coming storm? Still I feel to say, Thou art my God, my strength and high tower. I know that my Redeemer lives, and because he lives, I shall live also. His promises are precious to my heart. His law is my delight. His word and the Review are my greatest treasure. Wherefore should I doubt his promise? He has promised to be the widow's God and a staff to the aged. If I abide in him I shall dwell with him on the new earth. By this I know I am his when I abide in his love and keep all his commandments, and they are not grievous. Your sister striving for an inheritance where sin and sorrow can never come.

E. DE GARMO

Parish, Oswego Co. N. Y.