p. 151 | COMMUNICATIONS by William H. Brooks

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · May 30, 1854

COMMUNICATIONS

By William H. Brooks

From Bro. Brooks.

DEAR BRO. WHITE:—While I was going on in sin against the Lord, he has seen fit to call after me, and I thank him that he has given me a willing heart to come out and separate myself from the world, and try to keep his holy commandments. I thank God for the strength he has given me, and the many blessings he has bestowed upon me since I embraced the truths of the third angel's message. I thank him that he has given me a place with his dear children who are trying to overcome everything that is wrong in the sight of a holy God; and it is my prayer that I may have more strength to overcome every besetting sin, and live with an eye single to the glory of God. The Lord being my helper, I will try to go through. O the beauty there is in the third angel's message, and the bright prospect that lies just before us, if we live as God has commanded us to live. O that I may have strength to overcome and finally be saved.

Yours, patiently waiting for our dear Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. WM. H. BROOKS. Hubbard's Corners, Madison Co., May 20th, 1854.