James Gilmour of Mongolia : His Diaries, Letters And Reports
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There is a limit to all human endurance.
' Amid many storms we are holding on our way, and making progress among the Chinese. Of the Mongols I have nothing cheering to report. They come around and daily hear the Gospel ; but, as yet at least, there it ends. I look into their faces to see whom the Lord is going to call, but have not seen him yet apparently. Meantime, I am getting deeper and deeper into Chinese work and connec- tions, and sometimes the thought crosses my mind that my knowledge of... Mongolian is not employed to its best advantage here. On the other hand, I see more Mongols here than I could see anywhere on the Plain.' God's ways of dealing with His work and the workers are often very dim and obscure to finite understanding.
Humanly speaking, no man in China could less easily be spared than Dr. Mackenzie ; no man in all that vast empire more needed the joy of fellowship than he to whom it had just been granted. But the indomitable spirit shines clearly through the words of Gilmour : ' It would be untrue to say that I am not walking in the dark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a limit to all human endurance.
' Amid many storms we are holding on our way, and making progress among the Chinese. Of the Mongols I have nothing cheering to report. They come around and daily hear the Gospel ; but, as yet at least, there it ends. I look into their faces to see whom the Lord is going to call, but have not seen him yet apparently. Meantime, I am getting deeper and deeper into Chinese work and connec- tions, and sometimes the thought crosses my mind that my knowledge of... Mongolian is not employed to its best advantage here. On the other hand, I see more Mongols here than I could see anywhere on the Plain.' God's ways of dealing with His work and the workers are often very dim and obscure to finite understanding.
Humanly speaking, no man in China could less easily be spared than Dr. Mackenzie ; no man in all that vast empire more needed the joy of fellowship than he to whom it had just been granted. But the indomitable spirit shines clearly through the words of Gilmour : ' It would be untrue to say that I am not walking in the dark.
What to read after James Gilmour of Mongolia : His Diaries, Letters And Reports?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Religious Tract Society Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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