Unwholesome Bread
When I have been from home sometimes, I have known that the
bread upon the table, and the food generally, would hurt me; but I
would be obliged to eat a little to sustain life. It is a sin in the sight
of heaven to have such food. I have suffered for want of proper food.
For a dyspeptic stomach, you may place upon your tables fruits of
different kinds, but not too many at one meal. In this way you may
have a variety, and it will taste good, and after you have eaten your
meals, you will feel well.—
Testimonies for the Church 2:373
(1869).
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