The Field White for Harvest by I. H. Evans

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

The Field White for Harvest

By I. H. Evans

WE find that wherever in the East the consecrated worker goes, he finds a whitened harvest ready for the sickle. This same condition exists in the East Indian field.

It is certainly most astonishing how God has gone before us and planted the standard of truth in islands where the foreigner has never done any work. Thus the work has opened in Borneo, and there are more than thirty believers earnestly pleading that we send some one to instruct them more fully in God's Word.

The opportunities to preach this message are so great that it almost staggers our faith when we see what could be done with consecrated workers, but we have none to send. Surely the Lord has called us to this great work. It seems he can no longer wait for our planning, but plants his own standard in these heathen lands, calling upon people to follow where he leads. He sort of thrusts us into these fields, and wherever we go the harvest is white.

I. H. EVANS.