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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 8, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 10.

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Malay Straits

By G. F. Jones

SINGAPORE.— We are glad the work is making progress everywhere. We are reaching the goal; that is why the battle is becoming severe. Formerly the focusing was in other directions, but now there is a united focus on the message of the third angel. It is a wonderful privilege to have a part in bearing this message to the world, and to hold up the banner of truth. And it is a cause of rejoicing to know that by some wonderful way of the Lord the work will be finished in a little while.
One of the present wonders to me is how the Lord causes us to find the very ones who are looking for our message. We find first one, and then another, who have a willing mind and humble spirit. We are not moving rapidly, but growing firmly. We would like to see the work go faster here, but I am comforting myself that the Lord is giving us as many as we can faithfully attend to at present. More witnesses are needed in every district throughout the earth.
Our Australian brethren are becoming alive to the need, and even the little children have promised to support a church-school teacher in Singapore. So we expect more workers before long.
G. F. JONES.