p. 111 | A. C. BOURDEAU by A. C. Bourdeau

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 1, 1864

A. C. BOURDEAU

By A. C. Bourdeau

From Bro. Bourdeau.

BRO. WHITE. I have read with interest your articles in Review No. 10, entitled "Eastern Tour," and "To our Friends." I deeply sympathize with you in your great afflictions, and try to remember you in my feeble prayers. You and sister White fill an important place in the work of the Lord, and the enemy, would be glad to paralyze your efforts in the cause. But the Lord has been with you thus far and will not leave you helpless. He is ever able and willing to strengthen and sustain you in all your afflictions, and they will work out for you a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory.

I have gladly and gratefully received "Appeal to the Youth." It is the very thing wanted for the youth among us at the present time. The funeral address is comprehensive, instructive and appropriate. The narrative relates to a youth who has had an experience in the present truth, and it cannot fail to benefit the youth. The easy and familiar style in which the letters are written, the spirit they breathe, and the principles they encourage will make them highly interesting and profitable to parents and children, and to all those who will carefully peruse them.