The Ellen G. White 1888 Materials: Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

were good and we were only two hours and ten
minutes going to the place. Willie White was
somewhat chilled. We stopped at the home of
Brother Vermer,-- who with his wife has recently
embraced the truth--and laid off our heavy wraps,
and then went to the schoolhouse.
We found a hot fire, low ceiling, and a house
packed full of people. Two-thirds were
unbelievers. I spoke to them from the fifty-eighth
chapter of Isaiah. Good attention was given.
I had intended to dwell more particularly upon
the rich blessings which will ever react back upon
us in our efforts to bless others, but the first part of
the chapter seemed to fade from my mind, and the
last part to be presented before me with
distinctness. I dwelt upon the work we were all
required of God to do to repair the breach that has
been made in the law of God to do to repair the
breach that has been made in the law of God and to
raise up the foundations of many generations--that
is, the Sabbath of the fourth commandment.