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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 9, 1864

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 23, No. 11.

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N. D. RICHMOND

By N. D. Richmond

From Sister Richmond.

BRO. WHITE: While the hand of affliction has been laid upon us, we have felt that truly God was very merciful. He has raised my companion from a bed of sickness, and we feel that we want to be in that humble place where he may still work for us, and shed increasing light upon us. The little company of Sabbath-keepers here are still striving to urge their way forward. It seems as though the truths of God's word never seemed so precious as at the present time. Yet how hard the enemy tries to draw away the child of God, and scatter darkness over our minds. But what a cheering thought it is that the power of the enemy is soon to be broken. God's children are soon to come off victorious over the great power of darkness, and if faithful, will soon stand upon the sea of glass, and "then shall we ever be with the Lord." Oh, happy thought! Will this ever be my lot? I know that the grace of God is sufficient for me in every time of need. He will help us to overcome, and finally to reign with him in his kingdom. Your sister in hope of eternal life.

N. D. RICHMOND

Vernon, Vt.