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AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE STILL PRIZED

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, February 24, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 8

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AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE STILL PRIZED.

A SISTER writes from Massachusetts:—
“For twenty years or more, the REVIEW has been a welcome visitor in my home, and with the exception of general meetings, its perusal has been to me in my loneliness my only Sabbath reading, and I sometimes think it almost as good.
“To read of the conversion of souls to the truth of God, of obedience to his law, and the good news of the progress of the cause of truth, many times causes the tears to start, and praise to escape my lips. And when I read of the return of laborers to the field, who through discouragement had laid off their armor, my soul says, Praise the Lord.
“May the blessing of Heaven still rest upon laborers in the vineyard; and when ‘He comes’ may they have an abundant entrance into life. It seems strange to me that any lover of the truth, and especially any Seventh-day Adventist, can be without this paper. The older I grow, and the longer I read it, the better I love it.
“Dear REVIEW, I hope not to be obliged to part company with you till Jesus comes or till the earthly pilgrimage is ended.”