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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 23, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 43.

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MICHIGAN

By B. Hagle

MENDON.—I began to hold meetings in the church here, September 10, also did some work from house to house. A minister and his wife have accepted the truth, and others are interested. This man has been a minister for over thirty years, and has read his Bible through forty times; and it seems strange to him that he never saw the truth before, but he thanks the Lord that he is so merciful as to show him the truth even at the eleventh hour.
Just a few nights before we met him, he had an impressive dream. For years he has crossed a bridge when going to town. At this time, as he started across the bridge, he found that some of the planks were gone, so he had to turn back. As he turned, he saw a new road, and on the road were two persons, who told him that was the right way.
After our Bible readings with him, he said he did not need Daniel or Joseph to interpret his dream; that the new road he saw was the truth. He found that the planks in that bridge were all solid. Truly, the Lord is going out before his servants and searching out all the honest in heart. May the Lord help us all to become fishers and hunters of men.
B. HAGLE.