The Land of Charity a Descriptive Account of Travancore And Its People With
The Land of Charity a Descriptive Account of Travancore And Its People With
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The evil heart, &c.
My deceitful heart desired but evil. O thou refuge, Who wilt end my delusion.
The evil heart, &c.
Darkness to remove, inward light to grant. Thou didst come; To soften the mind Thou dost wait.
The evil heart, &c.
New thought, new desire to renew and preserve To Thy praise, — The evil heart, &c.
As Thou didst give grace to Lydia, show mercy to me ! So open my heart That conformity to Thee may begin.
The evil heart, &c. " How encouraging and delightful to think that men who mi...ght, but for the gospel, have been sunk in the dense darkness of Hindu idolatry and superstition, have been k^d 154: "the land of charity. " by the grace of God tlius to write the praises of our adorable Saviour, and to seek the influences of that divine Spirit who is the author of all good and grace in the hearts of men !
Vernacular schools conducted by private teachers are found in almost every village in Travancore. Throiighout the whole of India, indeed, the profession of a teacher is held in high repute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The evil heart, &c.
My deceitful heart desired but evil. O thou refuge, Who wilt end my delusion.
The evil heart, &c.
Darkness to remove, inward light to grant. Thou didst come; To soften the mind Thou dost wait.
The evil heart, &c.
New thought, new desire to renew and preserve To Thy praise, — The evil heart, &c.
As Thou didst give grace to Lydia, show mercy to me ! So open my heart That conformity to Thee may begin.
The evil heart, &c. " How encouraging and delightful to think that men who mi...ght, but for the gospel, have been sunk in the dense darkness of Hindu idolatry and superstition, have been k^d 154: "the land of charity. " by the grace of God tlius to write the praises of our adorable Saviour, and to seek the influences of that divine Spirit who is the author of all good and grace in the hearts of men !
Vernacular schools conducted by private teachers are found in almost every village in Travancore. Throiighout the whole of India, indeed, the profession of a teacher is held in high repute.
What to read after The Land of Charity a Descriptive Account of Travancore And Its People With?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mateer to read onlineMoreLess
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