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by D. W. Whittle

A Sunday School Teacher in Distress

“My brother,” says Dr. Hall,” told me that when supers intendent of a Sunday school he felt a strong impulse, one Saturday evening, to call at the home of one of his teachers wkom he had never visited before. He found his mother and sisters in such evident distress that he inquired the cause.

With much reluctance they explained that, being unable to pay their taxes, their goods were to be taken on the coming Monday, and they had been asking special help from God ta save them from a disaster which they felt would be a dishonor to religion. By the aid of a few friends the difficulty was at once met, but the timely succor was regarded as the divine answer to their prayer.”

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