A Time for Earnest Work
14%Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 18, 1909
FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 7.
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“Beware! I am in earnest; men call me an enthusiast, but I am not: mine are words of truth and soberness. When I first came into this part of the country, I was walking on yonder hill; I saw a gravel pit fall in, and bury three human beings alive. I lifted up my voice for help so loudly that I was heard in the town below, a distance of a mile: help came and rescued two of the poor sufferers. No one called me an enthusiast then. When I see eternal destruction ready to fall upon poor sinners, and about to entomb them irrecoverably in an eternal mass of woe, and call on them to escape by repentance and fleeing to Christ, shall I be called an enthusiast?”