Bible Review V15: October 1916 - March 1918 - Iapsop.com

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it has been a beacon of safety to thousands of stormdriven
craft, tho the keeper has not known how many
anxious hearts were watching the flashing lights, and
silently stearing clear of the rocks. Every skipper
gazed with a sinking heart when those lights fiickered
and faded for a moment, and some were lost entirely;
but the lamps have been trimmed and lighted anew by
you who remain, and God will give you strength to
keep them flashing the light of the truth over the dark,
angry waters.
With love to you all,
Sincerely, L-
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Editor Bible Review,
My dear Sir:
Denver, Colo. Dec. 9th, 1916.
Ihave just received the December issue of "Bible
Review," and have read with most sincere regret of the
"passing out" of the body of our brother Hiram E. Butler.
He was one of the great and noble men of this
world, and one of the inspired writers. Every one of
his inspired works has been read in every quarter of the
globe. His "Solar Biology"from the day of its first
edition, changed the thought of
humanity, for it gave to
the world an original thought of Life and a new Science.
His other works have produced equally marvelous
results.
A visit to Applegate has been one of my strongest,
and most cherished ideas for the last twenty-five years,
but somehow or other, business, professional, and other
circumstances interferred and I have never had the
pleasure of visiting your establishment and the colony
founded by our late brother.