LAST MAN SITTING AND KNOCK ON DOOR FREE
He was now free to go to England as a missionary. It also made him unable to serve in the army. His illness was so serious that he almost died.
George wanted to get to his mission as quickly as possible however, he became very sick. But there was one problem: Germany required all healthy men to serve at least a year in the army. He also loved making fun of people, especially Christians.Īfter finishing college, George was ready to begin his missionary work in London, England. As a Bible college student, George loved going to bars, drinking, gambling, and being the life of the party. One time he was caught by police and put in jail. As a teenager, he sneaked out of a hotel twice without paying for the room. As a young boy growing up in Germany in the early 1800s, he often stole money from his dad. George Mueller was not always a person of such great faith and good character. It was just enough for the 300 thirsty children. George smiled as the milkman brought in ten large cans of milk. He asked George if he could use some free milk. The milk would spoil by the time the wheel was fixed. His cart had broken down in front of the orphanage. Soon, there was another knock at the door. I got up and baked three batches for you. Somehow I knew that you would need bread this morning. Mueller," he said, "last night I could not sleep. Within minutes, a baker knocked on the door. George knew God would provide food for the children as he always did. George asked her to take the 300 children into the dining room and have them sit at the tables.
But there is no food for them to eat," the housemother of the orphanage informed George Mueller. "The children are dressed and ready for school.
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