Brazilian Sketches
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They had been prepared, byMr. Vidal The missionary went back a few times and soon a church ofabout forty members was organized and was called the Church of Guandu.
The Word spread up the country first amongst Mr. Vidal's relatives andfriends. At Santa Barbara the station master, Carlos Mendonca, wasconverted, who is now pastor of our church at Cantagallo. He firstmoved to Rio Bonito and founded a church there, the truth spread, inother directions also and so the light which the unknown colporte...urleft with this farmer has shed its rays of blessings upon a wholecounty. Twenty-one years ago, a Bible which belonged to a Catholicpriest, or rather a part of a Catholic Bible, fell into the hands ofthe old man, Joaquim Borges. Through the reading of this Bible, heabandoned idolatry and other practices of Rome and put his trust solelyin the Lord Jesus for his salvation. For sixteen years he resisted allattempts of priests and others to turn him back to Rome, always givinga clear and firm testimony to the truth of the gospel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had been prepared, byMr. Vidal The missionary went back a few times and soon a church ofabout forty members was organized and was called the Church of Guandu.
The Word spread up the country first amongst Mr. Vidal's relatives andfriends. At Santa Barbara the station master, Carlos Mendonca, wasconverted, who is now pastor of our church at Cantagallo. He firstmoved to Rio Bonito and founded a church there, the truth spread, inother directions also and so the light which the unknown colporte...urleft with this farmer has shed its rays of blessings upon a wholecounty. Twenty-one years ago, a Bible which belonged to a Catholicpriest, or rather a part of a Catholic Bible, fell into the hands ofthe old man, Joaquim Borges. Through the reading of this Bible, heabandoned idolatry and other practices of Rome and put his trust solelyin the Lord Jesus for his salvation. For sixteen years he resisted allattempts of priests and others to turn him back to Rome, always givinga clear and firm testimony to the truth of the gospel.
What to read after Brazilian Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray T. Bronson to read onlineMoreLess
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