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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 30, 1865

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 26.

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W. F. DIBBLE

By W. F. Dibble

From Sister Dibble.

BRO. WHITE: I am an inquirer after truth. I have for the last ten years been a reader of the Morning Star, a Freewill Baptist paper, and have tried to live a devoted Christian among that people. For the last two years I have taken the Crisis, and have been interested in the truths developed there. Last January, by the providence of God I attended the Seventh-day Adventist Quarterly meeting in Hamlin. This was about the first of my acquaintance with that people. I was very much impressed with the truths I learned there, and resolved to put the same in practice. Since that time I have been keeping the Sabbath of the fourth commandment, and find that every one brings a blessing with it. The friends there gave me a few copies of the Review, and other works of like faith, which created a thirst for more. I have taken the Review since then, and feel that I cannot do without it as a weekly blessing, for it leads me (as I think it will every thoughtful reader) to search the Scriptures to see if these things are so. I feel unshaken in the belief that the ten commandments are binding upon us at the present day, although I stand alone in this respect from my Advent friends in this place.
May I have the prayers of God's people.

W. F. DIBBLE

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