Metlakahtla And the North Pacific Mission
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Death stared us in the face onevery hand. But God remembered us in the day of our calamity;" and ofthe original settlers only five were cut off. One of these was StephenRyan, one of the first group baptized by Mr. Tugwell in the precedingyear. A touching account is given of his end: "He died in a most distressing condition, so far as the body isconcerned. A way from everyone whom he loved, in a little bark hut on arocky beach just beyond the reach of the tide, which no one of hisrelatives or fr...iends dared to approach except the one who nursed him;in this damp, lowly, distressing state, suffering from the malignantdisease of small-pox, how cheering to receive such words as thefollowing from him: 'I am quite happy. I find my Saviour very near tome. I am not afraid to die; heaven is open to receive me. Give mythanks to Mr. Duncan: he told me of Jesus. I have hold of the ladderthat reaches to heaven. All Mr. Duncan taught me I now feel to betrue. ' Then, saying that he wished to be carried to his relatives, hiswords were, 'Do not weep for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Death stared us in the face onevery hand. But God remembered us in the day of our calamity;" and ofthe original settlers only five were cut off. One of these was StephenRyan, one of the first group baptized by Mr. Tugwell in the precedingyear. A touching account is given of his end: "He died in a most distressing condition, so far as the body isconcerned. A way from everyone whom he loved, in a little bark hut on arocky beach just beyond the reach of the tide, which no one of hisrelatives or fr...iends dared to approach except the one who nursed him;in this damp, lowly, distressing state, suffering from the malignantdisease of small-pox, how cheering to receive such words as thefollowing from him: 'I am quite happy. I find my Saviour very near tome. I am not afraid to die; heaven is open to receive me. Give mythanks to Mr. Duncan: he told me of Jesus. I have hold of the ladderthat reaches to heaven. All Mr. Duncan taught me I now feel to betrue. ' Then, saying that he wished to be carried to his relatives, hiswords were, 'Do not weep for me.
What to read after Metlakahtla And the North Pacific Mission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stock Eugene to read onlineMoreLess
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