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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 25, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 52.

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REQUESTS FOR PRAYER

PRAY for a wild and unsettled boy.
A sister requests prayer for three unconverted friends, and for herself and little girl, that they may cease to be selfish and become true Christians.
“I request prayer for myself. I am an Adventist girl, seventeen years of age. My parents are Sabbath-keepers, and I wish to join with them, but I am weak in faith.”
“Please pray for my husband, who is not in the truth, and for my children, that I may bring them up for the Lord. There is only one other sister and two small children here, and we are trying to be faithful.”
“I ask the dear sisters to pray for my children. Our boys have been working away from home, and have grown careless. Pray that they may be thoroughly converted during the Week of Prayer. Pray also for me, that I may have more of the love of Christ in my heart, and more patience in caring for my children.”
“I am working out, and so do not have much time. I have five children. Two of them are working out in the world. My daughter, fourteen years old, has been baptized, but is discouraged. I do want a home where I can gather my children together, and prepare them for the coming of the Lord, which I do not think is far off. Will you please pray that the Lord will open the way for this to be?”
“Offer the prayer of faith for my husband now. He is struggling against conviction, and is seeking excuse rather than truth, I fear. He has always been a good, noble-hearted man, and would be a power if he only had the truth. He is preparing to devote all his time to Sunday-school work, and tries to regard it as a grand work; but I can not rejoice with him. I believe he will come into the light, and that the Spirit is striving with him. Pray that the Lord will melt away his prejudice and pride.”