“PLACE. TIME. TEXT. TEXT. Forks, N. Y., Oct. 1. Luke 15:18. Rev. 8:13. Keesville, N. Y., ” 5. Rev. 1:20. Job 23:24. Beekmantown, ” 6. Dan. 8:13, 14. ” 10:14. Plattsburgh, ” 8. Dan. 8:13, 14. Rev. 20:6. Keesville, ” 11. 1 Cor. 3:11. ” ” 12. Rom. 8:6, 7. Luke 15:18. Westport, ” 14. Dan. 8:13, 14. ” 10:14. ” ” 15. Rev. 20:6. “After visiting the above places, he returned home to Low Hampton, and soon after wrote to Eld. Hendryx, as follows:— “‘NORTH HAMPTON, OCT. 23, 1834. “‘MY DEAR BROTHER HENDRYX:—Your favor of Sept. 17 came to hand while I was absent on a tour into Clinton County, of about six weeks. I gave thirty-six lectures on the second coming of Christ, was at two covenant meetings, attended two protracted meetings in said time, saw a number of new-born babes in Christ; and now, being at home, I shall write to Bro. H. and rest myself a little. “‘I am every day more convinced that the whole word of God is given for our instruction, reproof, and correction; and that the prophecies contain the strongest evidences of the divinity and truth of the Bible; and present to saint and sinner the strongest motives for a holy life, and repentance and faith toward God, that can be produced. When John preached repentance, he prophesied that the kingdom of Heaven was at hand, as a principal motive. The apostles prophesied that God had appointed a day, in which he would judge the world in righteousness, by that man, Jesus Christ; and your unworthy brother in Christ proclaims that the day is at hand, when “he that is filthy will be filthy still, and he that is holy will be holy still;” and that Christ is now standing at the door and knocking for the last time. And, my dear brother, I can truly say that “the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” And yet how many professed ministers of Christ, at the present day, treat that part of the word with total neglect, and even laugh and jeer at those who would warn the people of their approaching danger. But God has supported me beyond my most sanguine expectation. And although they say much before they hear, yet when they do hear they seem confounded.