Abstract of a Journal of E Bacon Assistant Agent of the United States to Afri
Abstract of a Journal of E Bacon Assistant Agent of the United States to Afri
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Alas! the extreme anxiety of mind, of my dear Brother, and his most arduous lahours among the American people of colour, at KizzelPs place; be- ing as lie was constantly employed with the sick and dying both day and night, while sick himself, with the use of that bad water, which it was said Kizzell did not use even in his own family of native Afri- cans, proved too much for him. On the third day of May, 1820, he departed this life; and we have good reason to believe he is with Christ, which is... far better. He was buried in a decent manner. Mr. And Mrs. Randle, paid him the last acts of benevo- lence.
In him I lost an affectionate and dear Brother, and a brother in Christ, a counsellor, teacher and friend. 0! Africa! O! Africa! Thou hast lost a benefactor! Thou hast lost a bright and a shining light a preacher of Righteousness! And the Church of Christ on earth, has lost an iivanee- list!
O! Lord I beseech thee to give me grace, so to live, and so to labour, and so to glorify Thee, that when thou shalt call upon me to give an account of my one talent, I may not say, "here Lord is the one talent which thou gavest me", &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas! the extreme anxiety of mind, of my dear Brother, and his most arduous lahours among the American people of colour, at KizzelPs place; be- ing as lie was constantly employed with the sick and dying both day and night, while sick himself, with the use of that bad water, which it was said Kizzell did not use even in his own family of native Afri- cans, proved too much for him. On the third day of May, 1820, he departed this life; and we have good reason to believe he is with Christ, which is... far better. He was buried in a decent manner. Mr. And Mrs. Randle, paid him the last acts of benevo- lence.
In him I lost an affectionate and dear Brother, and a brother in Christ, a counsellor, teacher and friend. 0! Africa! O! Africa! Thou hast lost a benefactor! Thou hast lost a bright and a shining light a preacher of Righteousness! And the Church of Christ on earth, has lost an iivanee- list!
O! Lord I beseech thee to give me grace, so to live, and so to labour, and so to glorify Thee, that when thou shalt call upon me to give an account of my one talent, I may not say, "here Lord is the one talent which thou gavest me", &c.
What to read after Abstract of a Journal of E Bacon Assistant Agent of the United States to Afri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ephraim Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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