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A Korean “Sermon in a Hospital”

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 9, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 41.

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A Korean “Sermon in a Hospital”

By Mrs. R. Russell

Reported by Mrs. R. Russell.
While giving treatment to a woman who had been cruelly treated by the barbarous native doctor, my dispensary assistant, Cong Pong Ho, preached to the household as follows: “We Korean people have for many years worshiped Satan and served him. Satan does not love us; therefore he wishes us to die. So he teaches our people to believe the devil-doctor who knows nothing about sickness or the body, and who does not help us when we are sick, but only makes us worse. The missionary lady loves and serves the great God of heaven, and he has taught her about the body and about diseases. This great God of heaven loves every one and does not want any to suffer, but be well and happy. Do not believe Satan any more, but believe on Jesus, who can help us and save us from sin.”
Soonan.