Chinese Heroes : Being a Record of Persecutions Endured By Native Christians in the Boxer Uprising
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You can deceive men but you cannot deceive God. No ! I will not deny him." Of like character was CHIA FU-SHAN originally a carpenter, but at the time of his death the keeper of a small shop for the sale of MARTYRS 181 water pails. He was one of those ardent Chris- tians who was never absent from his place of worship. He and his wife were taken and bound. As they were being led out of the city to their execution the bystanders laughed at and made sport of them. He called out, so that all could h...ear, " We, because of our belief in the Lord Jesus, go bound to our death, which is to us an honor ; when you come to die I fear that your lot will be much more pitiable than ours. Do you then dare scoff at us .? " They bent their heads to the swords of their murderers without fear, leaving but one child, a little girl, to mourn the loss of her parents.
Not less pathetic is the story of MRS. WU and her family. She had been in the training school in Tientsin for several terms, and was thus well prepared for the work in which she was engaged, that of a Bible woman in the employ of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can deceive men but you cannot deceive God. No ! I will not deny him." Of like character was CHIA FU-SHAN originally a carpenter, but at the time of his death the keeper of a small shop for the sale of MARTYRS 181 water pails. He was one of those ardent Chris- tians who was never absent from his place of worship. He and his wife were taken and bound. As they were being led out of the city to their execution the bystanders laughed at and made sport of them. He called out, so that all could h...ear, " We, because of our belief in the Lord Jesus, go bound to our death, which is to us an honor ; when you come to die I fear that your lot will be much more pitiable than ours. Do you then dare scoff at us .? " They bent their heads to the swords of their murderers without fear, leaving but one child, a little girl, to mourn the loss of her parents.
Not less pathetic is the story of MRS. WU and her family. She had been in the training school in Tientsin for several terms, and was thus well prepared for the work in which she was engaged, that of a Bible woman in the employ of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
What to read after Chinese Heroes : Being a Record of Persecutions Endured By Native Christians in the Boxer Uprising?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Headland Isaac Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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