p. 24 | A Visit to Isolated Believers in Korea

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1911

A Visit to Isolated Believers in Korea

By a post-card from Korea, Dr. R. Russell sends a note on the way:— “Just walked eighty English miles to have a visit an isolated company. Had to wade a mountain stream, but had a splendid time. Met a Buddhist priest, and asked him if he had many blessings in his work. He said, ‘No; none at all.’ I said, ‘Why don’t you stop, and serve the God that made all things, who showers us with blessings?’ But his companions became restless, and said, ‘Let us go.’ Poor fellow, he did not look like a ‘prisoner of hope.’ Zech. 9:12.”