Kanamoris Life Story Told By Himself How the Higher Criticism Wrecked a Japane
Kanamoris Life Story Told By Himself How the Higher Criticism Wrecked a Japane
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It is 34 The Servant Disobedient 35 not a pleasant thing for a man to speak of his own sins and failings. But I think it is our duty as Christians to confess our sins to one another. So I here wish to dis- charge that first duty, and, if possible, warn my young friends who are in danger of treading the same path, and falling into the same pit I did. I was the first one of the Kumamoto Band who came to Doshisha University, in the summer of 1876. There was not a single building on the whole Unive...rsity campus, so I was connected with that school from its very foundation. Also I was a member of the first graduating class, of 1879. After graduating from this school, I went down to the Province of Okayama as a missionary. I had no money, no salary, no help. As Christ told us, I went to a worthy man, who fed and clothed me for the first year of my ministry. There was an American Board mission station in Okayama, and I worked in connection with it, and after a year there sprang up a Congregational church of about fifty members, and I became its first pastor, receiving three dollars and a half for a month's salary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is 34 The Servant Disobedient 35 not a pleasant thing for a man to speak of his own sins and failings. But I think it is our duty as Christians to confess our sins to one another. So I here wish to dis- charge that first duty, and, if possible, warn my young friends who are in danger of treading the same path, and falling into the same pit I did. I was the first one of the Kumamoto Band who came to Doshisha University, in the summer of 1876. There was not a single building on the whole Unive...rsity campus, so I was connected with that school from its very foundation. Also I was a member of the first graduating class, of 1879. After graduating from this school, I went down to the Province of Okayama as a missionary. I had no money, no salary, no help. As Christ told us, I went to a worthy man, who fed and clothed me for the first year of my ministry. There was an American Board mission station in Okayama, and I worked in connection with it, and after a year there sprang up a Congregational church of about fifty members, and I became its first pastor, receiving three dollars and a half for a month's salary.
What to read after Kanamoris Life Story Told By Himself How the Higher Criticism Wrecked a Japane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul M Kanamori to read onlineMoreLess
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