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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 27, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 13.

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REQUESTS FOR PRAYER.

PRAY for the success of a husband who is addicted to the use of tobacco, but who is trying to get victory over the habit.
A sister requests prayer for her brother, who has never been converted, and for a dear friend, who has tasted of the truth, but who has gone back into the world because of the tobacco-habit, which held him.
A mother writes: “Please solicit the prayers of the sisters for a dear child—a young man eighteen years old, who has drifted into gambling. He was raised in the knowledge of the truth. Nothing else will save him. Don't let go of him.”
Many other requests for prayer,—for parents, husbands, brothers, friends, for the sick, and those discouraged,—too numerous to mention personally, are all the time being received. Surely it is time that we “pray everywhere, . . . without wrath and doubting.”