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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 13, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 46.

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REQUESTS FOR PRAYER.

A MOTHER requests prayer that she may have wisdom to bring up her two little boys for the Lord.
“Please pray for my dear boy, that he may be converted and saved; also for the healing, if it is for the Lord’s glory, of a young woman who has heart-disease, and is beyond medical help.”
A sister requests prayer for her husband, that his appetite for tobacco may be taken away. It causes him to have a very irritable temper. He is a church-member, but is growing indifferent.
“I request prayer that I may be healed of diseases that afflict my body. I also ask prayer for my brother, who was raised in the truth, but has gone astray, and for the husband of a dear sister, who is not a Christian.”
“A sister of the holiness faith is beginning to realize the obligations of the Sabbath, and requests an interest in prayer that she may have courage to walk in the light as she receives it. I also have four dear friends who are searching for the light. Will you pray for them? Two are Methodists, and two are Christian scientists. Pray also that I may have wisdom in dealing with them.”
“Please remember myself and family at the noon hour. My husband is more favorable to the truth than he was. I have two sons, and a little six-year-old girl living with me. I had a dear sister, a niece, and a nephew living in Galveston, and I fear they have been swept away by the dreadful disaster, as I can not hear anything from them. I had a very sweet letter from my sister a few days before the flood.”