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… despatch, stating the sickness of the child, was handed him, and as he read, he stated to those present that he was prepared for the news, for the Lord had prepared …

from a knowledge of the main points stated on pages 152-156, we can say, they are correct.

We witnessed, in our own house, the sudden prostration and recovery of Sr. White, stated on page 271.

The wonderful manifestation of the power of God in healing Sr. Frances Howland is correctly stated on pages 42-44, except the one who baptized her.

As to what is stated on pages 133, 134, we know these things to be facts which cannot be gainsaid. The original publication had the spelling “gainsayed.”

The wise men plainly stated their errand. They were in search of Jesus, the king of the Jews, for they had seen his star in the east, and had come to worship him.

… , as stated on page 51, to sign it. She was then on a sick bed, suffering great confusion of mind, and to get rid of H., consented to have him sign her name to the document …

Pilate's golden opportunity had passed. Yet Jesus did not leave him without further light. While He did not directly answer Pilate's question, He plainly stated His own mission. He gave Pilate to understand that He was not seeking an earthly throne.

We bear cheerful testimony to the truthfulness of the statements relative to Elder Dammon, on pages 40, 41. As near as we can recollet we believe the circumstances of his arrest and trial to be fairly stated.

From personal knowledge of the leading facts stated on pages 184-188, relative to Sr. White's suffering with her heart disease, swelling on her eyelid, apoplexy, and miraculous restoration in answer to prayer, we can testify to their truthfulness.