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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 11, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 24.

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Awake from Sleep

By Mrs. H. E. Sawyer-Hopkins

MRS. H. E. SAWYER-HOPKINS
The foe, knowing that his time is short, is working with all his power, and with signs and lying wonders. He will leave nothing undone to deceive if possible “the very elect.” Our hearts are often stirred within us as we see signs fulfilling on every hand which point to the soon coming of our Lord and King, but there is danger that a spirit of lethargy shall creep in, and we allow ourselves to become so accustomed to the unusual that we shall fail to sense its true meaning. While all heaven is astir, while the earth is waxing “old like a garment,” the Lord’s work requires haste. We must do our part in giving the gospel to all the world in this generation. Let us take for our motto the words, “Help somebody today,” heeding the admonition of the prophet, “Awake, thou that sleepest.”
Loma Linda, Cal.