King's Business - 1924-04

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April 1924

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THE WORK OF GOD IN RUSSIA IE may liken the present as­ pect of Russia, to a beauti­ ful garden over which a ter­ rible storm has raged, up­ rooting the trees, breaking the fences and spoiling the lovely flowers, so that you see nothing but ruin and disaster around you. Bitter tears of anguish would fill one’s eyes, and one might well feel broken-hearted at the sight of this devastation, if it were not for the sunbeams that come streaming down to brighten the sad picture and comfort one’s soul. God calls us to look away from the things that are seen to the unseen. Many a time He warns us that the beauty of this earth is like a blossom that fadeth away. Need we then wonder at the happen­ ings of this day? So God has been sending trouble that people might he awakened to un­ derstand and seek those things which are lasting and whose beauty does not fade away. Thus the Tokens of a Great Revival, that are so evident, come like sun­ beams calling forth praise to the Lord from the hearts of His faithful serv­ ants. People who had little thought of God in the days of peace and plenty are now turning to Him in anguish of soul for a drink of the Living Water that flows from His everlasting source. One day in early spring when going down the street, a poorly-clad woman dragging a little sledge loaded with wood overtook me. She looked worn and sad, so I just greeted her with a few loving words of comfort. “Lady,” she asked, “do you think the nightingale will ever sing as brightly as he used to? Do you be­ lieve there will ever be peace and hap­ piness again, as in days gone by?” “Surely,” X answered smilingly and went on to tell her1 of the love of Jesus and the glory awaiting us. She listened well and earnestly, Drinking In the Word of God I invited her to come to our meetings, which she promised to do, and I went on my way rejoicing that a weary heart had been brought into touch with Jesus.—Madam M. N. Yasnov- sky, in “Life of Faith.” THE GOSPEL AMONG THE RUSSIAN REFUGEES An interesting letter was recently received from China by M. Tsetsegov, a native Russian now attending the Bible Institute of Los .Angeles, telling of a splendid work which is being done among the Russian refugees in Shanghai.

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