Sojourn at Dansville, N. Y.We had confidence in the use of water as one of God’s appointed remedies, but no confidence in drugs. But my own vital energies were too much exhausted for me to attempt to use hydropathic remedies in my husband’s case; and we felt that it might be duty to take him to Dansville, N. Y., where he could rest, and where we could have the care of those well skilled as hydropathic physicians. We dared not follow our own judgment, but asked counsel of God, and after prayerful consideration of the matter, decided to go. My husband endured the journey well. {LS 169.3} | |
Livsskildringer af Ellen G. White kapitel 26. 168. Fra side 168 i den engelske udgave. | tilbage |
Gæstevisit i Dansville, N. Y. |