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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 24, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 43.

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Arkansas

By J. S. Rouse

WALNUT RIDGE.—The meeting here is still progressing with good interest.
On a recent Sabbath there were seven who kept the Lord’s Sabbath for the first time. The people are being wonderfully stirred by God’s truth for miles around the tent. They come in and listen to the truth, and take tracts home for their neighbors to read, who can not come.
On a Friday night one of the lodges in the city met to transact some business, but they soon began to discuss the Sabbath question. Presently an old gentleman, a stranger to all, came in and walked to the stand where the lodge Bible was, and when he had opened it, he read the fourth commandment, and said that those people at the tent have the truth of God. He continued to read and preach the third angel’s message with power. When he concluded, he just walked out and left. The members of the lodge were so impressed with the truth that they dismissed without finishing the business they came together to do.
At the close of a sermon on the “Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast,” about twenty or more gave me their hand that they would keep God’s Sabbath.
J. S. ROUSE.