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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 24, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 34.

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Jamaica

By W. J. TANNER.

KINGSTON.—Hayti is, perhaps, the last place to which I expected to be called, yet I believe the hand of the Lord is leading me to that field. The Lord, in his goodness, is giving me evidence that the change is in his order, and thus I am encouraged to move on, knowing that the apparent difficulties, when we come up to them, will be surmounted by his generalship, rather than by human wisdom.
Since I have been laboring in Kingston, I have been enabled to form the acquaintance of several Haytians, mostly exiles. I have had a number of them present at our meetings; and although I do not know of any who have accepted the truth, from this association with them I have been led to alter my opinion of them, and to conclude that no doubt the Haytians have been misrepresented by travelers and writers.
W. J. TANNER.