Rivers in the Desert Or Mission Scenes in Burmah
Rivers in the Desert Or Mission Scenes in Burmah
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But Quala that night heard from the stranger, not " endless genealogies, " but a story so touching that it captivated his whole soul. The stranger was Ko-thah-byoo, the Karen con- vert, on his first preaching tour. And no sooner had the glad tidings reached Quala's ears, than he welcomed them with his whole heart. " I said to myself, " were his words long afterwards, alluding to that occasion, " ' Is 232 A KAKEN FAMILY.
not this the very thing we have been waiting for ? ' I believed, when I fir...st heard. " Among the group of inquirers who had crowded around the dying missionary that day in the jungle, longing to confess Christ, was a family of three a mother, and her son, and her daughter, who, at the three daily meetings, had been always the first to come and the last to leave. " If ever human being, " writes an eye-witness, " received the gospel as glad tidings, that woman did. Were I an artist, called upon to depict Mary sitting at the feet of Jesus, I should imme- diately transfer her to the canvas, from the picture on the tablet of my memory, as I have seen her seated at the teacher's feet, listening, through her large almond eyes, which beamed with intelligence and happiness, and fascinated every beholder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Quala that night heard from the stranger, not " endless genealogies, " but a story so touching that it captivated his whole soul. The stranger was Ko-thah-byoo, the Karen con- vert, on his first preaching tour. And no sooner had the glad tidings reached Quala's ears, than he welcomed them with his whole heart. " I said to myself, " were his words long afterwards, alluding to that occasion, " ' Is 232 A KAKEN FAMILY.
not this the very thing we have been waiting for ? ' I believed, when I fir...st heard. " Among the group of inquirers who had crowded around the dying missionary that day in the jungle, longing to confess Christ, was a family of three a mother, and her son, and her daughter, who, at the three daily meetings, had been always the first to come and the last to leave. " If ever human being, " writes an eye-witness, " received the gospel as glad tidings, that woman did. Were I an artist, called upon to depict Mary sitting at the feet of Jesus, I should imme- diately transfer her to the canvas, from the picture on the tablet of my memory, as I have seen her seated at the teacher's feet, listening, through her large almond eyes, which beamed with intelligence and happiness, and fascinated every beholder.
What to read after Rivers in the Desert Or Mission Scenes in Burmah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Baillie to read onlineMoreLess
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