Number Thirty-One—Testimony for the Church Chapter 1—Camp Meeting Address Boulder, Colorado, September 25, 1881 Dear Brethren and Sisters Who Shall Assemble at the Michigan Camp Meeting, [This appeal was written for the Michigan camp meeting, but being forgotten at that time, was read before the General Conference, December, 1881.]I feel a deeper interest in this meeting than in any other that has been held this season. Michigan has not had the labor which she should have had. God has planted important institutions among you, and this brings upon you greater responsibilities than upon any other conference in the whole field. Great light has been given you, and few have responded to it; yet my heart goes out in tender solicitude for our beloved people in Michigan. The warning that the Son of man is soon to come in the clouds of heaven has become to many a familiar tale. They have left the waiting, watching position. The selfish, worldly spirit manifested in the life reveals the sentiment of the heart, “My Lord delayeth His coming.” Some are enveloped in so great darkness that they openly express their unbelief, notwithstanding our Saviour’s declaration that all such are unfaithful servants and their portion shall be with hypocrites and unbelievers. {5T 9.1} | |
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Boulder, Colorado, September 25, 1881. |