A Word from Bro. Rodman.
By P. C. Rodman
DEAR BRETHREN OF THE REVIEW: I am still doing what I can by the help of the Lord. Doors are opening faster than I can improve them, where they wish to hear the truth; and I sometimes wish I could have some one with me in the field. I really believe a good brother would be instrumental of much good just now in Rhode Island and Connecticut. But the Lord knows the wants of his cause, and will not be forgetful to raise up men to do all his pleasure. There is quite an interest among the people in Abington, Ct. One more decided to keep all the commandments the last evening I was there in September. On my way home, I stop two evenings at Central Village, R. I. There are a few that want to hear on present truth. I think I will visit them, and give them a few lectures on the message soon. If the Lord gives me strength, I intend to go forward, for I feel there is no retreat in this war. I firmly believe the Lord is with this message, and the battle between truth and error is being more and more apparent. Such attacks as Eld. D., of Westerly, R. I., shows what may be expected. (See Sabbath Recorder, last two numbers.) I believe nothing short of a love of the truth will hold men to it, or cause them to embrace it. As ever for truth. P. C. RODMAN.