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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 16, 1859

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 14, No. 4.

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Experimental Evidence.

From curiosity, a lawyer entered a meeting for the relation of christian experience, and took notes. But so impressed was he, that at the close he rose and said, "My friends, I hold in my hands the testimony of no less than sixty persons, who have spoken here this morning, who all testify with oneconsent that there is a Divine reality in religion, they having experienced its power in their own hearts. Many of those persons I know. Their words would be received in any court of justice. Lie they would not, I know; and mistaken they cannot all be. I have hitherto been skeptical in relation to these matters. I now tell you that I am fully convinced of the truth, and that I intend to lead a new life. Will you pray for me?"—Sel.