The Exiles of Madeira
The Exiles of Madeira
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He would leave for the cooler north in May. It was important to find a leader for the flock.
The eyes of the faithful had been directed to Mr. Da Silva as the successor of Mr. Hewitson. He had studied theology. His gifts and graces were of a high order. The Free Church of Scotland named him as their missionary.
REV. MR. IIEWITSON IN TRINIDAD. IGl Da Silva went with joy, and liis dear former pastor had the great pleasure of handing over to this strong fellow-hibourer the care of the exile church.... He was ordained and installed over his first and only charge, at Port-of-Spain, in April, 1847. His former pastor said of him, " He seems to have the Bible always in his heart, and his heart always in heaven. " When the people were asked whether they would receive Mr. Da Silva as their pastor, they were re- quested to vote by raising the hand. But they were too happy for this ; they all rose to their feet, and raised both hands as high as they could ! He would not lack for the Aarons and Hurs I The good pastor often made one remark, which became a proverb among the ministers on the island.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would leave for the cooler north in May. It was important to find a leader for the flock.
The eyes of the faithful had been directed to Mr. Da Silva as the successor of Mr. Hewitson. He had studied theology. His gifts and graces were of a high order. The Free Church of Scotland named him as their missionary.
REV. MR. IIEWITSON IN TRINIDAD. IGl Da Silva went with joy, and liis dear former pastor had the great pleasure of handing over to this strong fellow-hibourer the care of the exile church.... He was ordained and installed over his first and only charge, at Port-of-Spain, in April, 1847. His former pastor said of him, " He seems to have the Bible always in his heart, and his heart always in heaven. " When the people were asked whether they would receive Mr. Da Silva as their pastor, they were re- quested to vote by raising the hand. But they were too happy for this ; they all rose to their feet, and raised both hands as high as they could ! He would not lack for the Aarons and Hurs I The good pastor often made one remark, which became a proverb among the ministers on the island.
What to read after The Exiles of Madeira?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wm M William Maxwell Blackburn to read onlineMoreLess
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