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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 18, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 51.

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Faith Through Trial

By Editor

MANY perhaps of those who will read the personal experience of Dr. D. H. Kress in this number are passing through similar experiences. We have reached, as never before in this world's history, the time of testing. God is proving his children. Many there are today in the ranks of his chosen people who are beset by fierce temptations. Let all such remember that it is their blessed privilege to pray and believe for a glorious victory. In the hours of darkness God does not forsake his faithful ones. Sometimes it is necessary to stand still and wait for the Lord's moving providence, for his revelation; but if faith is maintained in his providences, in his own time and way this revelation will surely come. The path of duty will be made plain, and darkness and trial and perplexity will be made to work together for our highest good. This experience by Brother Kress was written on Thanksgiving day, and we trust that many of our readers had on that occasion, and will have during all the days to come, occasion to thank our God for turning their captivity.
SENDING two articles for publication in the REVIEW, Elder J. N. Loughborough says that while he does not have the vigor of earlier years, he thanks the Lord for freedom from pain. May the Lord bless and sustain the aged pioneers who for long years have been connected with this movement, and grant them the desires of their hearts in witnessing the speedy triumph of the cause for which they have so long labored.