Spain by Walter G. Bond

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 10, 1907

Spain

By Walter G. Bond

BARCELONA.—A few days ago two very earnest-appearing men called on us, stating that they had heard we had the truth, and had come to see for themselves. One of them said he had sought everywhere for truth. He had seen the deceptions of Rome, and had almost come to doubt the existence of anything capable of satisfying the longings of the human heart. He said that a Baptist missionary had given him our address, telling him that none had so much light as the Sabatistas. These men are now both studying the message, and manifest great interest. We are encouraged to believe that by God's blessing they will both accept the truth. We are glad to be among the Sabatistas (Sabbath-keepers), and we pray that our lives may never be a reproach to this glorious cause.

Of Isaac, the people living in darkness about him said, “We saw certainly that the Lord was with thee;” and it is written of Christ that he “went about doing good, . . . for God was with him.” May God help us to arise and let our light—this truth—so shine before the men of this last sinful generation that they may see our good works, and glorify our Father in heaven.

WALTER G. BOND.