The Renaissance in India Its Missionary Aspect
The Renaissance in India Its Missionary Aspect
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When is he nof? His presence added to my happiness, and I gently and with reverence drew him out so as to catch something of his devout spirit.
" ' I and the Father are One. ' ' I speak not of Myself, but the Father who dwelleth in Me, He doeth the works. ' This is what Christ Jesus said, and the words uttered nearly two thousand years ago in Palestine have lived to lighten the sorrows and sufterings of toiling humanity ever since. And have not our saints in India said the same thing in exactly... the . Same language? This was the question I asked, and my Maharshi was all aflame with the spirit divine as he poured forth hymn after hymn of Tukunlm, in which 276 The Renaissance in India that child of God proclaimed, 'I and the Father are One, ' to make it clear unto the world that God is in us, speaks unto us, guides us, every moment of our lives — only we ourselves are listless and hearken not in the conceit of our hearts and in the pride of our passions.
"So instructed I went home, and there another joy awaited me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When is he nof? His presence added to my happiness, and I gently and with reverence drew him out so as to catch something of his devout spirit.
" ' I and the Father are One. ' ' I speak not of Myself, but the Father who dwelleth in Me, He doeth the works. ' This is what Christ Jesus said, and the words uttered nearly two thousand years ago in Palestine have lived to lighten the sorrows and sufterings of toiling humanity ever since. And have not our saints in India said the same thing in exactly... the . Same language? This was the question I asked, and my Maharshi was all aflame with the spirit divine as he poured forth hymn after hymn of Tukunlm, in which 276 The Renaissance in India that child of God proclaimed, 'I and the Father are One, ' to make it clear unto the world that God is in us, speaks unto us, guides us, every moment of our lives — only we ourselves are listless and hearken not in the conceit of our hearts and in the pride of our passions.
"So instructed I went home, and there another joy awaited me.
What to read after The Renaissance in India Its Missionary Aspect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C F Charles Freer Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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