The Moravians in Labrador
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JONATHAN. " At Okkak, Solomon, a baptized man, thus complained to the brethren: "Iwill now utter words of truth only. I am unhappy because I cannotregain that state of mind I enjoyed when I was baptized. There is asit were a dark shadow between me and our Saviour; this is the onlything that gives me pain at present. I feel, 'tis true, some desireafter Jesus, but I cannot always pray to him. This is, alas, my case, for whole days together, and yet I cannot live without him. I know, also, that it... was he alone who first saved me from my evil ways, forneither you nor I could do it!" Here he was so much affected, that heburst into tears. The missionaries encouraged him, and bid him notcast away his confidence in Jesus; for since he, according to his ownconfession, had bestowed such mercy upon him, he might believe and besure, that he would not suffer him to weep in vain for a newmanifestation of his love towards him.
There is not, perhaps, any surer test of a young woman's Christianitythan the choice she makes of an husband; and the missionaries werehighly gratified in this respect, with the conduct of a young girl, acandidate for baptism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JONATHAN. " At Okkak, Solomon, a baptized man, thus complained to the brethren: "Iwill now utter words of truth only. I am unhappy because I cannotregain that state of mind I enjoyed when I was baptized. There is asit were a dark shadow between me and our Saviour; this is the onlything that gives me pain at present. I feel, 'tis true, some desireafter Jesus, but I cannot always pray to him. This is, alas, my case, for whole days together, and yet I cannot live without him. I know, also, that it... was he alone who first saved me from my evil ways, forneither you nor I could do it!" Here he was so much affected, that heburst into tears. The missionaries encouraged him, and bid him notcast away his confidence in Jesus; for since he, according to his ownconfession, had bestowed such mercy upon him, he might believe and besure, that he would not suffer him to weep in vain for a newmanifestation of his love towards him.
There is not, perhaps, any surer test of a young woman's Christianitythan the choice she makes of an husband; and the missionaries werehighly gratified in this respect, with the conduct of a young girl, acandidate for baptism.
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