Reminiscences of My Life in Persia
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We try to give our mes- sage in a way that shall reach the understanding and the heart. We think we are talking simply, plainly, convincingly; surely they will inunediate- ly and gladly accept the truth, when to our con- sternation some one calls out, "How many chil- dren have you?" "You are not married!" "You are a girl!" "Why?" "Didn't any one want you?" and we hear all sorts of incongruous questions and remarks. Our hearts sink within us. We think of America, of home and friends, of the priv...ileges we enjoyed there, the quiet lofty, sofemn churches, the reverent assemblies, the enthusiastic meetings, the clean, nicely dressed, orderly congregations — how much good we might have done there. We are tempted to say "What is the use of it all — the isolation and loneliness in the midst of these unappreciative, un- thankful people, and all this trouble and ex- pense?" So Satan tempts. Then we cry to God.
He helps and comforts and strengthens, and we begin again. We remember the commands and the promises, "I will not fail thee nor forsake thee." "Have not I commanded thee?" "Be TOURING 123 strong and of a good courage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We try to give our mes- sage in a way that shall reach the understanding and the heart. We think we are talking simply, plainly, convincingly; surely they will inunediate- ly and gladly accept the truth, when to our con- sternation some one calls out, "How many chil- dren have you?" "You are not married!" "You are a girl!" "Why?" "Didn't any one want you?" and we hear all sorts of incongruous questions and remarks. Our hearts sink within us. We think of America, of home and friends, of the priv...ileges we enjoyed there, the quiet lofty, sofemn churches, the reverent assemblies, the enthusiastic meetings, the clean, nicely dressed, orderly congregations — how much good we might have done there. We are tempted to say "What is the use of it all — the isolation and loneliness in the midst of these unappreciative, un- thankful people, and all this trouble and ex- pense?" So Satan tempts. Then we cry to God.
He helps and comforts and strengthens, and we begin again. We remember the commands and the promises, "I will not fail thee nor forsake thee." "Have not I commanded thee?" "Be TOURING 123 strong and of a good courage.
What to read after Reminiscences of My Life in Persia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jewett, Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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