T. B. AND M. SNOW by T. B. Snow; M. Snow

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 12, 1901

T. B. AND M. SNOW

By T. B. Snow; M. Snow

MARSHFIELD.—About January 1, one of the students of the Woodland School, who was sent here to canvass this city for “Christ’s Object Lessons,” secured the consent of a family to have us give them a Bible study once a week. Seven or eight readings have been given. Last Sunday, the man told us that both himself and his wife would keep the Sabbath, beginning with next Sabbath. He was employed in the boiler shops, and expected to lose his job. When he returned to his work last Monday, he told his employers that he intended to keep the seventh day, and asked whether he would be permitted to work on this condition. His employer replied that it made no difference to him, and that if he did not want to work on Saturday, he could work on Sunday. This brother says he threw away his pipe the next day after he had his first Bible study, though nothing special was said to him about it. This is evidently a case where the Spirit of God led the family faster than we had dared to do. Are there not many such who are hungering for the truth?

The work here is moving on surely though slowly, and we are of good courage in the Lord.