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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 21, 1875

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 45, No. 4.

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Praise the Lord.

By Wm. E. Price

I HAVE been abundantly blessed and cheered of late in seeing the truth going to other tongues and nations. In the late meeting held by Brn. D. T. Bourdeau and R. F. Andrews in Iroquois Co., Ill., my feelings were inexpressible when I heard the converts speak in both English and French, telling of the goodness of God, and his mercy to them in showing them the light of present truth. My heart responded, Praise the Lord, O my soul, for his goodness to me in sparing my life to see so much of his word fulfilled in my day.
The message is going to other tongues, as foretold by the prophet, and they are receiving it. It seemed to me I could partly realize the feelings of Simeon when he took the infant Saviour in his arms, and said, “Lord, now lettest thy servant depart in peace; for mine eyes have seen thy salvation.”
The second coming of our blessed Saviour is certain, and soon to take place. The moving of the nations, show that the last great battle will soon be fought; and our intercessor cease pleading his blood for guilty man. Shall that day come and we not be ready? On to victory. Let us quicken our pace; for the day of life dawns for the overcomer.
WM. E. PRICE.
Iroquois Co., Ill.