p. 196 | J. W by James White

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 21, 1877

J. W

By James White

“None are so blind as those who will not see” is a saying as true as ancient. The outer vision may perish, and yet the mind sees. But a blind heart and mind is a terrible blindness. Such blindness came over the rejecters and crucifiers of the Lord of life. Such blindness is over thousands who in word love the cause, but in act forsake it. They know that new missions are being started almost everywhere, and that laborers are crippled here and there for want of means, and yet they do not really see what God is doing, and what his cause demands of them. We have distinct missions in Canada, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, and missionary work going on in the wide world demanding means, and yet almost any amount of men and women among us, having two good eyes cannot see it. Oh, for the eye-salve!