On Missions : a Lecture Delivered in Westminster Abbey On December 3, 1873
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May the Giver of all good gifts give to us some portion of his cheerful and manly faith, of his fearless energy, of his horror of narrowness and superstition, of his love for God and for mankind, of his ab- solute faith in the triumph of his Eedeemer's cause. May God our Father waken in us the sense that we are all his children ; may the whole earth become more and more one fold under one Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ his Son ; may the Holy Spirit " Our souls inspire, And lighten with celestial f...ire." LECTURE ON MISSIONS, DELIVEKED IN THE NAVE OF "WESTMESTSTEE ABBEY, ON THE Evening of Decembek 3, 1873, BY PROFESSOE MAX MULLEE.
LECTURE ON MISSIONS.
The number of religions which have attained stability and permanence in the history Number of of the world is very small. If we leave Keiigbna.
out- of consideration those vague and varying forms of faith and worship which we find among uncivilized and unsettled races, among races ignorant of reading and writing, who have neither a literature, nor laws, nor even hymns and prayers handed down by oral teaching from father to son, from mother to daughter, we see that the number of the real historical religions of mankind amounts to no more than eight.
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May the Giver of all good gifts give to us some portion of his cheerful and manly faith, of his fearless energy, of his horror of narrowness and superstition, of his love for God and for mankind, of his ab- solute faith in the triumph of his Eedeemer's cause. May God our Father waken in us the sense that we are all his children ; may the whole earth become more and more one fold under one Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ his Son ; may the Holy Spirit " Our souls inspire, And lighten with celestial f...ire." LECTURE ON MISSIONS, DELIVEKED IN THE NAVE OF "WESTMESTSTEE ABBEY, ON THE Evening of Decembek 3, 1873, BY PROFESSOE MAX MULLEE.
LECTURE ON MISSIONS.
The number of religions which have attained stability and permanence in the history Number of of the world is very small. If we leave Keiigbna.
out- of consideration those vague and varying forms of faith and worship which we find among uncivilized and unsettled races, among races ignorant of reading and writing, who have neither a literature, nor laws, nor even hymns and prayers handed down by oral teaching from father to son, from mother to daughter, we see that the number of the real historical religions of mankind amounts to no more than eight.
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