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Not Forsaken by the Lord

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 9, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 28.

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Not Forsaken by the Lord

ONE of the missionaries in Shanghai writes:—
“A young Chinese machinist, Zau Khwe Foh, after hearing the message of Christ’s soon return, decided to unite with those who are looking for his appearing. His employer permitted him to retain his position for a time, but finally discharged him because of the inconvenience of releasing him from work on the Sabbath. However, Zau Khwe Foh trusted the Lord to provide a way by which he could support his family.
“A short time after this, two of our brethren in Shanghai who knew the circumstances lent him sufficient money to start a small business of his own. Within three months he was able to return the borrowed capital, and now he and six other men employed by him have sufficient work to keep them busy all the time. Truly the Lord never forsakes those who are faithful to him.”