A Quaker Diary in the Orient
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- has been faith- ful ; you have not been faithful. Go back and commence life again. " Not long after it v/as ascertained that Bro.
had died in the neighboring village at exactly the same time that the elder had, and had been buried soon thereafter. The church elder is still living.
The above incident is well known in the locality where it occurred, but the missionaries have not advertised it, lest a possible misguided enthusiasm, based upon it, may lead astray inexperienced converts.
One of th...e eminent missionaries of Korea, to whom I had an introduction, and who has helped us much, was about thirty-two years ago preparing himself for the missionary field in India. Yet very often the thought of Korea kept, at first much against his wishes, intruding itself into his mind. His arrangements were finally consummated, except that he must vvrite a letter definitely accepting a station in India.
50 A QUAKER DIARY IN THE ORIENT.
He wrote the letter and was, at the letter-box, just going to post it, in New York City, when he clearly heard a voice be- hind him saying, "What about Korea ?" He looked around, but saw no one, left the letter-box and decided that he would test this strange call once more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- has been faith- ful ; you have not been faithful. Go back and commence life again. " Not long after it v/as ascertained that Bro.
had died in the neighboring village at exactly the same time that the elder had, and had been buried soon thereafter. The church elder is still living.
The above incident is well known in the locality where it occurred, but the missionaries have not advertised it, lest a possible misguided enthusiasm, based upon it, may lead astray inexperienced converts.
One of th...e eminent missionaries of Korea, to whom I had an introduction, and who has helped us much, was about thirty-two years ago preparing himself for the missionary field in India. Yet very often the thought of Korea kept, at first much against his wishes, intruding itself into his mind. His arrangements were finally consummated, except that he must vvrite a letter definitely accepting a station in India.
50 A QUAKER DIARY IN THE ORIENT.
He wrote the letter and was, at the letter-box, just going to post it, in New York City, when he clearly heard a voice be- hind him saying, "What about Korea ?" He looked around, but saw no one, left the letter-box and decided that he would test this strange call once more.
What to read after A Quaker Diary in the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Charles Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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