Historical Religious Events
Historical Religious Events
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THE INDIAN MOTHER.
The following account taken from Mather^s Magnalia, serves to show us, that the Almighty has not left himself without a witness, even among pagan nations, and it does not become us to say that the Lord does not reveal himself at times to those wlio look to him for help, who never have heard of the way of Life and Salva- tion by Jesus Christ.
PammehanuiU an Indian of prime quality, on Martha^s Vineyard, and his wife, having buried their first five children successively, 'every... one of them within ten days of their birth, notwith- standing all their use ofpowaws and of medicines to preserve them, — theyjiad a sixth child, (a son) born about the year 1638, which was a few years before the English first settled on the Vine- yard. The mother was greatly perplexed with fear that she should lose this child, like the for- mer ; and utterly despairing of any help from such means as had been formerly tried with so ' RfiUOlOUS KVXNT9. 75 little success, as soon as she was able, with a sorrowful heart, she took up her child, and went out into the field, that she might weep out her sorrows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE INDIAN MOTHER.
The following account taken from Mather^s Magnalia, serves to show us, that the Almighty has not left himself without a witness, even among pagan nations, and it does not become us to say that the Lord does not reveal himself at times to those wlio look to him for help, who never have heard of the way of Life and Salva- tion by Jesus Christ.
PammehanuiU an Indian of prime quality, on Martha^s Vineyard, and his wife, having buried their first five children successively, 'every... one of them within ten days of their birth, notwith- standing all their use ofpowaws and of medicines to preserve them, — theyjiad a sixth child, (a son) born about the year 1638, which was a few years before the English first settled on the Vine- yard. The mother was greatly perplexed with fear that she should lose this child, like the for- mer ; and utterly despairing of any help from such means as had been formerly tried with so ' RfiUOlOUS KVXNT9. 75 little success, as soon as she was able, with a sorrowful heart, she took up her child, and went out into the field, that she might weep out her sorrows.
What to read after Historical Religious Events?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Warner Barber to read onlineMoreLess
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