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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 14, 1865

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 15.

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Bro. Geo. Wright writes from Lapeer, Mich.: Never, no never was my heart more fixed, come what will, to live out the truth and keep pace with God's dear people than now. I have learned wisdom by the things I have suffered.
Bro. J. Fuson writes from North Liberty, Ind.: I am striving to walk the narrow road that leads to life. The pathway that lies before the remnant, is truly a narrow and rugged one, and were it not that Israel's God is able to save and to deliver even to the uttermost, our hearts would indeed fail us as we view the great storm that will take place upon the earth. Although we may be brought into trial, and the world cast our names out as evil, and scoff because we believe that Jesus is soon coming to gather his faithful waiting people home, yet let us remember that Jesus says, "Fear not little flock for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom."
Brethren and sisters let us strive to be of that little company that shall be permitted to meet in the kingdom. I long to be there, where we will not hear of wars and rumors of wars, but where there will be peace, joy, and life eternal. It is now ten months that I have been trying to keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus, and I feel more determined than ever to go on. Brethren and sisters I want your prayers; for I feel that I am the weakest of you, and I will strive by the help of God to be an overcomer and at last with the redeemed strike glad hands on Mt. Zion.
P. Z. Kinne writes from Kirkville, N. Y.: As we are now located at Kirkville, Onon. Co., N. Y., we would say through the Review to the brethren and sisters who may be passing through here on the N. Y. Central R. R., that we should be glad to have them call on us when they can make it convenient to do so.
Inquire for P. Z. Kinne, as there are other Kinnes in the place, and other Adventists here that are not in sympathy with the body.