p. 59 | ANGER WITHOUT SIN.-

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Jan 19, 1864

ANGER WITHOUT SIN.—

One of the late Dr. Spencer's parishioners in Brooklyn, New York, met him hurriedly urging his way down the street one day; his lips were set, there was something strange in that gray eye. "How are you to-day, Doctor ?" he said pleasantly. He waked as from a dream, and replied soberly, "I am mad!" It was a new word for a mild, true-hearted Christian; but he waited, and with an earnest voice went on, "I found a widow standing by her goods thrown in the street; she could not pay the month's rent; the landlord turned her out; and one of her children is going to die; and that man is a member of my church! I told her to take her things back again. I am on my way to see him!"