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Brother Hyde immediately dressed and walked out of the room, praising God, and with the light of heaven shining upon his countenance. A farmer’s dinner was ready upon the table. Said he, “If I were well, I should partake of this food; and as I believe God has healed me, I shall carry out my faith.” He sat down to dinner with the rest, and ate heartily without injury. His recovery was complete and permanent. {LS 76.3} | |
| Livsskildringer af Ellen G. White kapitel 9. 76. Fra side 76 i den engelske udgave. | tilbage |
Bror Hyde klædte sig straks på og gik ud af værelset, priste Gud, og med himlens lys skinnende på sit ansigt. En landmands ret var allerede parat på bordet. Han sagde: "Hvis jeg havde det godt, kunne jeg få del i denne mad; og da jeg tror at Gud har helbredt mig, skal jeg udøve min tro." Han satte sig ned for at spise i fred, og spiste med god appetit. Han helbredelse var fuldstændig og permanent. |