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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 27, 1864

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 5.

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Religion Sliced up.

By J. B. Frisbie

THERE was a good brother who embraced the truth last spring where Bro. Van Horn and myself gave a course of lectures. This brother had belonged with the Episcopal Methodists for a good many years, but saw the light, and came out decided with us.
His circuit preacher came and made him a visit just before leaving the circuit, to mourn and complain of him for taking the step he had in leaving the Methodists.
This brother inquired of the preacher why it was that the Methodists did not enjoy so much religion as they used to. The reply was that they did, only with this difference: there were more of them now, and each one enjoyed less than they used to; but the church, as a whole, had as much religion as they ever had. The brother remarked that it was the first time he knew that their religion was measured out to them. J. B. Frisbie.