A Call for Spiritual Help
By N. G. Sanders
BRO. WHITE: I hope through the mercy of God to have part in the holy city. Though my way is sometimes dark, yet I have no wish to exchange it for an easier one that would lead to death. I wish the prayers of God's people, and also I wish to ask you and Sr. White to forgive me the wrong I have done you in opposing your course, as I now think I was wrong. My confidence has been much streugthend in Sr. White's visions by the course of M. H. and the testimony to him. These are indeed perilous times. I wish to gird on the armor afresh, lest I fall by the wiles of Satan. My companion is now keeping the Sabbath. We feel much the need of religious associations, and influence es to assist in directing our family. There are two families in Ripon, five miles from us, keeping the Sabbath. We earnestly wish that some labor could be bestowed somewhere in this vicinity. Some are anxious to hear. If the tent could go through this region this season it would doubtless do much good. Yours in hope. N. G. SANDERS.