David Livingstone
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" Livingstone, who, as we know, was deeply imbued with the true missionary spirit, was much disap- pointed and depressed by this communication. He David Livingstone. 97 had opened up a vast field for missionary enterprise, but, hindered by the Boers, unaided by the Board, what could he do in its cultivation ? His feelings on the situation are thus expressed to the agent of the Society at the Cape : — " I had imagined, in my simplicity, that my preach- ing, conversation, and travel, were as clos...ely con- nected with the spread of the Gospel as the Boers would allow them to be. A plan of opening up a path from either the east or west coast for the teeming population of the interior was submitted to the judgment of the Directors, and received their formal approbation.
" I have been seven times in peril of my life from savage men while laboriously, and, without swerving, pursuing that plan, and never doubting that I was in the path of duty. Indeed, so clearly did I perceive that I was performing good service to the cause of Christ, that I wrote to my brother that I would perish rather than fail in my enterprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Livingstone, who, as we know, was deeply imbued with the true missionary spirit, was much disap- pointed and depressed by this communication. He David Livingstone. 97 had opened up a vast field for missionary enterprise, but, hindered by the Boers, unaided by the Board, what could he do in its cultivation ? His feelings on the situation are thus expressed to the agent of the Society at the Cape : — " I had imagined, in my simplicity, that my preach- ing, conversation, and travel, were as clos...ely con- nected with the spread of the Gospel as the Boers would allow them to be. A plan of opening up a path from either the east or west coast for the teeming population of the interior was submitted to the judgment of the Directors, and received their formal approbation.
" I have been seven times in peril of my life from savage men while laboriously, and, without swerving, pursuing that plan, and never doubting that I was in the path of duty. Indeed, so clearly did I perceive that I was performing good service to the cause of Christ, that I wrote to my brother that I would perish rather than fail in my enterprise.
What to read after David Livingstone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Smiles to read onlineMoreLess
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