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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 9, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 15.

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REQUESTS FOR PRAYER

“I request prayer for my husband, that he may see the need of coming to the Saviour before it is too late.”
“I feel that I need help. I live seven miles from any Seventh-day Adventist church, and have four children; the oldest is a boy eight years old, the youngest is one year old. My husband is not in the truth, and it is for him I ask special prayer.”
“I request prayer for my brother-in-law, who greatly desires to get free from the habit of tobacco-chewing. He has tried to give it up two or three times, but has failed to gain the victory. He knows the truth well, but Satan has him bound on that point, and he has lost courage to make another effort to get free from this appetite, although he expresses a great desire to be released. Please pray that he may get the victory through Christ.”
“I request prayer for my husband and my son, who are unsaved. My husband does not believe in God. Pray also for my daughter, that she may overcome her selfish ways and bad temper.”
“Pray that a dear sister who has been obliged to move away from all association with God’s people, may be kept by the power of God. Pray also that laborers may be sent into this locality, to canvass and distribute reading-matter.”
“I ask you to pray for my husband, who is unconverted, and for my family, that we may each stand steadfast in the truth until the coming of the Lord. I am the mother of fifteen children, twelve of whom are living, and are all at home except one. While they all keep the Sabbath, some are not as much interested as they should be. Please pray for us all.”
“A sister requests prayer for the conversion of her husband, and also for herself, that she may live a consistent life before him. She also requests prayer that the prejudice existing among her friends in regard to immersion may be removed, and that the way may be opened for her to receive the rite of baptism without causing any strife in the family.”
“I request your prayers that my dear husband and my son may be led to see and obey the truth before it is too late. My husband is not converted. My son is a member of the United Brethren Church, and an active worker, and seems to desire to do what is right, but he does not see the Sabbath truth, and does not have time to read our papers. Please pray for my daughter also, that the love of the world may not lead her away from her Saviour.”