The Story of the South Seas
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Formerly they were called ' Te man Atua^' or the gods ; now they are called ' Te man Varna ino^ or evil spirits. Their glory, look ! it is birds' feathers, soon rotten ; but our God is the same for ever. " Tamatoa, the king, also made a striking speech. "Let us, " said he, " continue to give our oil and arrowroot to God, that the blind may see, and the deaf hear. Let us not be weary in this good work We behold the great deep : it is full of sea ; it is rough and rugged underneath ; but the wate...r makes a plain, smooth surface, so. That nothing of its ruggedness is seen. Our lands were rugged and rough with wickedness and godless customs. The Word of God alone can make these rough places smooth. Let us all be diligent in this good work, till the rugged world is made smooth by the Word of God, * Aa of Rurutu was the same as Taaroa of Tahiti and Tangaroa of Rarotonga.
76 THE STORY OF THE SOUTH SEAS as the waters cover the ruggedness of the great deep. Let us, above all, be concerned to have our own hearts washed in Jesus' blood; then God will become our Friend and Jesus our Brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Formerly they were called ' Te man Atua^' or the gods ; now they are called ' Te man Varna ino^ or evil spirits. Their glory, look ! it is birds' feathers, soon rotten ; but our God is the same for ever. " Tamatoa, the king, also made a striking speech. "Let us, " said he, " continue to give our oil and arrowroot to God, that the blind may see, and the deaf hear. Let us not be weary in this good work We behold the great deep : it is full of sea ; it is rough and rugged underneath ; but the wate...r makes a plain, smooth surface, so. That nothing of its ruggedness is seen. Our lands were rugged and rough with wickedness and godless customs. The Word of God alone can make these rough places smooth. Let us all be diligent in this good work, till the rugged world is made smooth by the Word of God, * Aa of Rurutu was the same as Taaroa of Tahiti and Tangaroa of Rarotonga.
76 THE STORY OF THE SOUTH SEAS as the waters cover the ruggedness of the great deep. Let us, above all, be concerned to have our own hearts washed in Jesus' blood; then God will become our Friend and Jesus our Brother.
What to read after The Story of the South Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cousins to read onlineMoreLess
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