Testimonies for the Church, Volume 9 - Ellen G. White

Chapter 37
Another View of the Book
Work
Afterward we were in camp meetings and in
large meetings in our churches, where the ministers
presented clearly the perils of the times in which
we live and the great importance of making haste
in the circulation of our literature. In response to
these appeals the brethren and sisters came forward
and purchased many books. Some took a few, and
some purchased large quantities. Most of the
purchasers paid for the books they took. A few
arranged to pay afterward.
Because books were being sold at low prices,
some being especially reduced for the occasion,
many were purchased, and some by persons not of
our faith. They said: "It must be that these books
contain a message for us. These people are willing
to make sacrifices in order that we may have them,
and we will secure them for ourselves and our
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