A Healing in Inland China

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 10, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 10.

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A Healing in Inland China

DR. H. W. MILLER writes from Inland China, December 24:—
Yesterday the Lord manifested his power before us in a mighty way. Sister Pilquist had become so low with tuberculosis that there seemed to be no hope of her recovery. We told her so, and then all united in a season of prayer, that we might know the Lord’s will concerning her. Sabbath morning we anointed her, and prayed in faith, and God healed her. The fever left her. She had been able to speak only in a whisper, but after the prayer she sang two hymns. Her night sweats left her, and she slept nine hours last night. We praise the Lord for his power.
Under date of January 26, a month later, Dr. Selmon wrote: “Sister Pilquist is improving every day. There is no mistaking the Lord’s healing work in her case.”