Won by a Godly Life

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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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Won by a Godly Life

ONE of the students in our Japanese training-school related the following experience: His wife's family had been bitterly opposed to Christianity, and this opposition was strengthened when she accepted this advent message and hope. Some time later the mother was taken ill, and the daughter was called to nurse her. Our sister knew that argument would do no good. So without especially talking Christianity, she lived it before her parents. The mother soon became interested in the religion that could make such a change in her daughter, and gladly listened to the story of God's love. A few days later the mother died; but before her death she called for her pocketbook, and made an offering that the story of the cross might be carried to others. The father also became interested and is studying God's Word.
H. F. BENSON.
Tokio, Japan.