Makes One Feel Young

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 29, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 32.

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Makes One Feel Young

It is impossible for the human mind to anticipate the thrill that will come with the bestowal of immortal life, of which perfect physical life can be only a mere suggestion.
When an aged person finds something that brings back feelings of youthfulness, it is prized above all other things. This renewal of one's youth is a Bible promise, to be fulfilled to those who minister to the needy. The Lord never fails to comply with his promises when the conditions are met. His blessing is sent, although the individual receiving it may not have thought of it when doing the thing upon which a blessing was promised, as is illustrated in the following report:—
“I have been circulating the Present Truth Series from the beginning. I have been getting 200 copies a month from the conference office in this city, but the order you filled for me was an extra 200 copies. Of course you won’t be annoyed if I order an extra 200 copies of No. 17. I am in my sixty-fifth year, but this house-to-house work with the Present Truth Series seems to make one feel young. Isn’t it glorious to live and not to be too old, in stirring times like these, provided we keep step with the procession of the message both inside and out?”
Let all who feel old try the house-to-house remedy with the Present Truth Series. The Lord will renew the youthful feeling, the same as he did with the brother giving the preceding report. If all our people would use 200 copies of the Present Truth Series a month, it would require twenty million copies each month to meet the demand, and at least one hundred million people would be reached with some parts of the message each month. We are not giving the message yet as it is in our power to give it, but we are beginning with the Present Truth Series.