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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1905

E. MEYERS

By E. MEYERS

BANGALORE.—Our work here has been up-hill, preparing the hearts of the people to receive the third angel's message. We have tried to do this faithfully, realizing from the lesson in nature that much depends on the condition of the soil, when the seed is sown, for good results. The preparatory work always needs our best efforts and perseverance and faithfulness. We are thankful for the object-lesson of seed sowing which God has given us in nature. We have tried to make a practical application of the lesson in our work here, and truly we are seeing good results. Our Heavenly Father is giving us an earnest of our labor. On our arrival the enemy brought in opposition, prejudice, and indifference; but we held on, and to-day we rejoice in these hard experiences. The Lord has turned them all into

blessings, and the enemy has been defeated. Praise the Lord. How we have felt our need of wisdom and strength, and our dependence on One who is almighty! We have turned to him, and he has supplied all our needs. Truly the prospect is very encouraging. We study with nineteen families weekly, besides holding readings in our home. The seed is sown in faith. We have the assurance that the Lord will give the increase. Eccl. 11:4-6. Pray for us.