A History of American Christianity
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His life was the typical missionary's life--thescattering of precious seed with tears, the heart-sickness of hopedeferred, at last the rejoicing of the harvest-home. His early deathenrolled him in the canon of the saints of modern Christendom. The storyof his life and death, written by Jonathan Edwards out of that fatherlylove with which he had tended the young man's latest days and hours, maynot have been an unmixed blessing to the church. The long-protractedintrospections, the cherished foreb...odings and misgivings, as if doubtwas to be cultivated as a Christian virtue, may not have been analtogether wholesome example for general imitation. But think what thestory of that short life has wrought! To how many hearts it has been aninspiration to self-sacrifice and devotion to the service of God in theservice of man, we cannot know. Along one line its influence can bepartly traced. The "Life of David Brainerd" made Henry Martyn amissionary to the heathen. As spiritual father to Henry Martyn, Brainerdmay be reckoned, in no unimportant sense, to be the father of modernmissions to the heathen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His life was the typical missionary's life--thescattering of precious seed with tears, the heart-sickness of hopedeferred, at last the rejoicing of the harvest-home. His early deathenrolled him in the canon of the saints of modern Christendom. The storyof his life and death, written by Jonathan Edwards out of that fatherlylove with which he had tended the young man's latest days and hours, maynot have been an unmixed blessing to the church. The long-protractedintrospections, the cherished foreb...odings and misgivings, as if doubtwas to be cultivated as a Christian virtue, may not have been analtogether wholesome example for general imitation. But think what thestory of that short life has wrought! To how many hearts it has been aninspiration to self-sacrifice and devotion to the service of God in theservice of man, we cannot know. Along one line its influence can bepartly traced. The "Life of David Brainerd" made Henry Martyn amissionary to the heathen. As spiritual father to Henry Martyn, Brainerdmay be reckoned, in no unimportant sense, to be the father of modernmissions to the heathen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacon Leonard Woolsey to read onlineMoreLess
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