BUT ONE OF THE MANY by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, Cal. · Jul 18, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 29.

BUT ONE OF THE MANY.

By Editor

A BROTHER in Texas sends a contribution to the India Famine Fund, with the following words, which show the burden of his heart:—

"Enclosed find money order for $1.00, which please add to the Indian Famine Fund. I wish it were ten times as large. The SIGNS, with the great truths contained therein, is a welcome visitor to our hearth. I could not well do without it; and it makes me feel sad when I think of the poor starving and diseased famine-stricken souls in India starving both for food for their souls and for their bodies, and dying the double death. It is simply awful to contemplate. But those of India are not alone dying for want of nourishment. Many in this Christian land are walking the broad way which leads to destruction, and that too with the "Bread of Life" before them. Which of the two cases is the worse—that without or that with bread? Yet these things must be. Riches must be heaped together for the last days. The blind must lead the blind, and both must fall into the ditch; and all the while the cry of "peace, peace," is here when there is no peace, and the end draws on apace. But God liveth, and we too shall live if we are faithful to the end. May we so be is the prayer of your brother in Christ."

May God bless the writer and the many others like him whom God has set as witnesses of Christ's love and power all over this broad land, and help them in lighting the wanderers home!