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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 27, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 48.

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Requests for Prayer.

Prayer is requested by a mother for her son, who is now confined in prison.
“I ask your prayers for my children—son and daughter. None of my family claim to be Christians.”
A sister requests that special prayer be offered for her sister, who is confined in the insane asylum, that she may recover from this sad condition if it is the Lord’s will.
“I have set my mark to win the First-day Baptist pastor and his church to present truth. Pray that I may succeed. The minister is willing to read our publications. I have just sent him ‘The Marshaling of the Nations.’”
“When you sisters meet together, pray for me, that my faith fail not, and that I may be patient with my feeble companion. It is a trial to take care of him, as his mind is affected as well as his body. I feel that I need more of the love of God in my heart, that I may be more patient.”