Miracles in My Life - J. N. Loughborough

under peculiar circumstances. There was a sister
present who was in much sadness and almost on
the brink of despair, feeling so keenly over the
wrongs of her past life. In the first vision of the
evening, Mrs. White was impressed to tell this
sister that if she would take her stand, confessing
her past wrongs to God, she would obtain
forgiveness and, if faithful, need not look back of
that night again. The sister did as she was bidden
and light and glory came in. Immediately sister
White was again in vision and saw that the Lord
had accepted the sister's confession, and that the
past was forgiven. The sister then arose and gave
glory to God.
Our facilities for entertaining company at that
time were somewhat meager. It was 13 miles to a
grist-mill. The winter's snow had closed in upon us
suddenly, much sooner than expected. There was
no flour in the neighborhood when our friends
came. We were just about consuming our last
loaves of genuine "bran bread." So for two days, all
we had to offer them was meat, potatoes, and
hulled corn. When the weather moderated, all the
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