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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 9, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 15.

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Early Impressions

By Albert Weeks

My grandfather Weeks lived with us during my early boyhood days. He was a servant of God, a man of prayer, and his godly life did much to direct my mind to the things of heaven. Sometimes as I went about my work I heard a low, tremulous voice, and knew that grandfather was communing with God. He had a hope and source of help with which I was not acquainted. He possessed that which seemed to satisfy a heart longing for the better life. I desired to enter into this experience. Thus my grandfather's consistent Christian life led me to strive to walk in the narrow way. As I sought the Lord, he gave me the light of truth, and enabled me to walk in it. I thank and praise the Lord for all his great kindness, and the desire to be found doing faithfully his will at all times. ALBERT WEEKS.