A change had come to Toyner.

It was a miracle.

The young preacher believed in such miracles, and because he believed he saw them often.
Toyner trembled and hoped, and at length he too believed.

He believed that as long as he willingly obeyed God his old habits would not triumph over him.

The physical health which so often comes like a flood and replaces disease at the shrines of idol temples, of Romish saints, or, at the many Protestant homes for faith-healing, had undoubtedly come to Bart Toyner.