E. A. POTTER by E. A. Potter

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 8, 1860

E. A. POTTER

By E. A. Potter

From Sister Potter.

BRO. SMITH: It is about fourteen months since my husband and myself were first led to serve the Lord by obedience to all his commandments and the faith of Jesus, and to seek pardon for our past transgressions through that blood which cleanseth from all sin. I feel to-day to thank the Lord that he opened our eyes to see his truth and gave us willing minds to come out from the world and keep the true Sabbath of the Lord.

Although we do not have the privilege of meeting with the brethren and sisters on the Sabbath very often to speak of the love of God, and the promises contained in his word, yet we can meditate on his goodness in preparing a way of salvation whereby we may be saved. We feel thankful that some of our relatives and friends have embraced the third angel's message, and our hearts would be made glad to see more of them led by the Spirit of God to see and embrace his truth, that they may be prepared when Christ comes to have eternal life. O that it may be said of me, Well done thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.

E. A. POTTER

Sterling, Mich.