Encouragement for the Review
By Lewis Martin
Bro. White: I would say that I continue to read the Review and Herald, and I am interested from week to week. I like to read the reports of God's faithful servants who are proclaiming the last message of mercy to this wicked generation. May God bless them all abundantly is my prayer. I also like to read the heart-cheering epistles from the dear brethren and sisters. May the Lord enable them still to write good matter for the paper, that the remnant church may be edified. I realize, in some degree, that we are doing up our last work. May we have it well and faithfully done. We must have the Review, if paper is high. The most of us can do something toward purchasing paper. God loves the cheerful giver; and what we do must be done quickly. A home in glory will be worth more than ten thousand worlds like this. We have had many good meetings the past summer at West Wilton and Peterborough. May we all be prepared to participate in that great meeting at the marriage supper of the Lamb. Yours in hope.
LEWIS MARTIN.
Bennington, N. H.