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I had always considered Joseph as a promising young man and a sincere and consistent Christian. This trial of his faith, has greatly confirmed my opinion of him." It was not many days after these events at Meeroot that other converted natives at Ameitsae, in the Punjaub, were called upon MAETYRS OF THE MUTINY. 77 to give proofs of their faith. The following narrative of Jhumah and Hera is rendered more interesting by the fact that the time chosen by them for the profession of C^hris- tianity wa...s in the very midst of the mutiny, and while life and property were liable to be sacrificed to the fury of their countrymen.
THE NARRATIVE OF JHUMAH AND HERA.
^'Amristar was the scene of a noble avowal of Christianity on the part of two native converts, soon after the outbreak of the mutiny, and during the troubles that ensued. The 35th regiment of Native Infantry, being suspected of disloyalty, was disarmed and sent to Amritsar, where it remained for some . months under the guns of the fort. The armorer of that regiment, whose name was Jhumah, and his wife Hera, were both disciples of Christ, the man having received the gospel four years previously, throui^h the readina; of the New Testament by his wife, who had first found the Scrip- tures able to make her wise unto salvation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had always considered Joseph as a promising young man and a sincere and consistent Christian. This trial of his faith, has greatly confirmed my opinion of him." It was not many days after these events at Meeroot that other converted natives at Ameitsae, in the Punjaub, were called upon MAETYRS OF THE MUTINY. 77 to give proofs of their faith. The following narrative of Jhumah and Hera is rendered more interesting by the fact that the time chosen by them for the profession of C^hris- tianity wa...s in the very midst of the mutiny, and while life and property were liable to be sacrificed to the fury of their countrymen.
THE NARRATIVE OF JHUMAH AND HERA.
^'Amristar was the scene of a noble avowal of Christianity on the part of two native converts, soon after the outbreak of the mutiny, and during the troubles that ensued. The 35th regiment of Native Infantry, being suspected of disloyalty, was disarmed and sent to Amritsar, where it remained for some . months under the guns of the fort. The armorer of that regiment, whose name was Jhumah, and his wife Hera, were both disciples of Christ, the man having received the gospel four years previously, throui^h the readina; of the New Testament by his wife, who had first found the Scrip- tures able to make her wise unto salvation.
What to read after Martyrs of the Mutiny;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenkins, John. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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