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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 21, 1864

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 24, No. 4.

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Bro. W. H. Wild writes from Brooklyn, N. Y.: My mind has been unsettled in regard to the fourth commandment being binding upon us, but having received of a fervent lover of God's blessed commandments a few copies of the Review and Herald, and having examined the reply to Preble's argument against the Sabbath, it has taken away every lingering doubt from my mind that the fourth command is binding. I have been endeavoring for some time to keep the Sabbath, but having doubts about its being binding on us, I have not, neither could I while in that frame of mind, let my light shine. I wanted just such light as I now have obtained from the Reply. I am now firm and established in the faith that the ten commandments are yet in force. The idea that that which exposes sin is dead or nailed to the cross, looks to me very absurd.