F. W. FIELD by F. W. Field

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Aug 4, 1904

F. W. FIELD

By F. W. Field

Japan

Tokyo.—Lately Dr. Kawasaki was called to report for military service. But again the Lord was gracious, and our brother was excused. One of our young men was to have had his examination two days ago, at Wakamatsu. We have been praying for him, but have had no word from there yet.

The Kobe brethren have had some exceedingly interesting experiences of late with several Korean Christians. Dr. Lockwood will report how two of them have accepted the truth, been baptized, and received into the Kobe church. The story reads like one from the Acts. Just a day or two ago a card from Brother Kuniya reported the latest development in the case. While one went on to Hawaii, the other returned to Korea. But on the boat he met another Korean Christian returning from Hawaii, and at once proceeded to impart to this one his newfound truth. The result was that before they got past the shores of Japan, this last-mentioned one wrote back to Brother Kuniya, expressing his acceptance of the truth as far as he understood it, and his desire to return and study more as soon as possible. Surely the Lord is going before us into Korea.