THE DALLIMORE MISSION.
I read with pleasure the letter by M. Kimbel on faith-healing. I would juist like to endorse all his remarks and go one step further, namely, to ask all believers' to get their own grasp of themselves and not subject themselves like sheep to the unhealthy and hysterical performances one can witness at such meetings. 1 have been up and failed to suggest to myself to fall over. Candidly, I went from sheer curiosity to see this thing that is appealing to so many British people, members of the most commonsense nation in the world, and I was amazed at the evident success of the "delusion" —50 per cent hysteria, and 50 per cent Belf-suggestion—developed. If you have a burden to carry, make your own peace with Him above. Ask, don't demand or expect,, and you will receive. The ways of God are mysterious, and no human shall understand them or interpret them, and no amount of moaning entreaty or such like will avail. NON-BELIEVER.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 260, 2 November 1932, Page 10
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