One of Australias Daughters An Autobiography of Mrs Harrison Lee
One of Australias Daughters An Autobiography of Mrs Harrison Lee
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It could only have been for a moment, but it seemed an age. I tried to think, but thinking power had gone. I stood alone in an awful wilderness, and wished that an earthquake would kindly come along to my relief. No earthquake was at hand, but the helpless sinner's friend was. And there LEARNING. 79 came a sudden question : " Bessie Lee, what are you here for, to speak of yourself or of Christ ? " " Of Christ, " I answered.
" Then speak, " sternly said the voice. And with a new power thrilling ...my whole being, and taking entire posses- sion of soul and body, I stepped forward and spoke. No need of the table for support now. God's strong arm was there, and instead of a shrinking woman, there stood a messenger from the King. I don't know what I said, nor how I said it, but that very week a minister called upon me to ask, " Would I preach for him on Sunday? " Of course I unhesitatingly refused, and asked him how could he, a clergyman, asked a woman to do what Paul had forbidden.
" But you spoke on Wednesday night, to women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It could only have been for a moment, but it seemed an age. I tried to think, but thinking power had gone. I stood alone in an awful wilderness, and wished that an earthquake would kindly come along to my relief. No earthquake was at hand, but the helpless sinner's friend was. And there LEARNING. 79 came a sudden question : " Bessie Lee, what are you here for, to speak of yourself or of Christ ? " " Of Christ, " I answered.
" Then speak, " sternly said the voice. And with a new power thrilling ...my whole being, and taking entire posses- sion of soul and body, I stepped forward and spoke. No need of the table for support now. God's strong arm was there, and instead of a shrinking woman, there stood a messenger from the King. I don't know what I said, nor how I said it, but that very week a minister called upon me to ask, " Would I preach for him on Sunday? " Of course I unhesitatingly refused, and asked him how could he, a clergyman, asked a woman to do what Paul had forbidden.
" But you spoke on Wednesday night, to women.
What to read after One of Australias Daughters An Autobiography of Mrs Harrison Lee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bessie Cowie to read onlineMoreLess
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