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“I had said to Sister Thompson the day previous, ‘Were I at Brother White’s, I might be prayed for, and healed.’ She inquired if we could send for you and Brother Andrews; but that seemed impracticable, as I could not, in all probability, live till you arrived. I knew that the Lord by His mighty power and with His potent arm could heal me here, were it best. To Him I felt safe in referring it. I knew He could send an angel to resist him that hath the power of death, that is, the devil, and felt sure He would, if best. I knew, also, that He could suggest measures, were they necessary, for my recovery, and I felt sure He would. I soon was better, and able to sleep some. {1T 673.1} | |
| Vidnesbyrd for menigheden bind 1 kapitel 115. 674. Fra side 674 i den engelske udgave. | tilbage |
"Jeg havde endnu en søvnløs stund sidste nat og jeg føler mig dårlig i dag. Bed om at hvad enten om Guds vilje kan gennemføres i og ved mig, hvad enten om det må være ved mit liv, eller min død. |