A M Mackay Pioneer Missionary of the Church Missionary Society to Uganda
A M Mackay Pioneer Missionary of the Church Missionary Society to Uganda
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' But I question very much if we arc warranted in making a bridge of dead bodies, when it is possible to over- come the obstacle by other less costly and therefore less romantic means. When Krapf was in East Africa, he found it wisest to keep within the jurisdic- tion of the Sultan of Zanzibar, whom England had caused to grant liberty to Christian teachers ! What was secured in Zanzibar can also be secured in Uganda and East Africa gencrall}', if men only set their minds to it.
" Perhaps you ha...ve noticed the new translation of Haggai ii. 7, ' The thiugs desired of all nations shall come. ' That docs not exclude the meaning we associated with the old translation ; but it means 32$ ALOtlE.
much more. It means peace and liberty, which are most desirable things to God's people in all nations. In England, men are now so accustomed to easy transit that they can scarcely realize what a fix they would be in w'cre there no high roads or railways. So also peace and liberty have become so truly part of their nature that they cannot well imagine a state of things when they dare go to church only under pain of death, or be found with a book or piece of paper under i^ain of being roasted alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' But I question very much if we arc warranted in making a bridge of dead bodies, when it is possible to over- come the obstacle by other less costly and therefore less romantic means. When Krapf was in East Africa, he found it wisest to keep within the jurisdic- tion of the Sultan of Zanzibar, whom England had caused to grant liberty to Christian teachers ! What was secured in Zanzibar can also be secured in Uganda and East Africa gencrall}', if men only set their minds to it.
" Perhaps you ha...ve noticed the new translation of Haggai ii. 7, ' The thiugs desired of all nations shall come. ' That docs not exclude the meaning we associated with the old translation ; but it means 32$ ALOtlE.
much more. It means peace and liberty, which are most desirable things to God's people in all nations. In England, men are now so accustomed to easy transit that they can scarcely realize what a fix they would be in w'cre there no high roads or railways. So also peace and liberty have become so truly part of their nature that they cannot well imagine a state of things when they dare go to church only under pain of death, or be found with a book or piece of paper under i^ain of being roasted alive.
What to read after A M Mackay Pioneer Missionary of the Church Missionary Society to Uganda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W H to read onlineMoreLess
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