A Modern “Devil-Possessed”

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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 Modern “Devil-Possessed”

ONE of our workers, writing of an experience on a recent tour, says:—
“From Siao Gan I went to Chang Djang Pu. There we opened a little street chapel, in the home of the “devil-possessed” who was healed at the time of our general meeting at this place. This is a good place for preaching the truth, as every one in the city knows this man, who went about cursing everybody, and broke up all his household goods until he had nothing left. Now he goes about at peace with every one, and, like the demon-possessed man in the time of Christ, cannot keep from telling what God has done for him. He was not content until we consented to use his home as a place for preaching to others of the One who has done so much for him. The room is small, yet thirty or more come and stay an hour or so to listen to the gospel.”
A converted sorcerer.
A converted sorcerer.