The Result From the Sale of One Book

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 28, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 13.

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The Result From the Sale of One Book

ONE of our colporteurs in Missouri, on hearing that one who had purchased “Bible Readings for the Home Circle” from him had accepted the truth, wrote to her, and received the following reply:—
“DEAR BROTHER IN CHRIST: Your kind letter at hand. I was pleased to hear from you. Yes, it is true that the book I bought from you has been a blessing to me. I found it deeply interesting, and it was the means of converting me to the observance of the Sabbath. As I was brought up a Sunday-keeper, Ihave many times thought how grateful I am that the book was placed in my hands. I have spent much of my time studying it with my Bible. The book was a great blessing to my husband also. We studied it a great deal together. In his last hour, he told me that he had no fear of the future, that all was well with him. I think that the book had a large influence in his conversion. He died on the ninth day of September. I now attend the Adventist Sabbath-school, and two weeks ago heard a very interesting sermon from Elder L. W. Terry. We seldom have preaching here by an Adventist minister. This was the first Adventist sermon that I ever heard. I have often wished for an opportunity of telling you how much I thank you for putting that book, ‘Bible Readings,’ in our hands, which has been instrumental in converting me to the truth.”