Traits of Character Illustrated in Bible Light. Together With Short Sketches of Marked And Marred Manhood And Womanhood
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She then read and expounded a portion of the Scripture, many of those unhappy beings havmg on that occasion heard the word of God for the first time. To these unfortunate women she pointed the way to a nobler and holier life, in which Christ's love should constrain them to give up their sinful ways. She instituted a school within the prison walls; provided work for the women and the means of Christian instruction.
The almost immediate result was order, sobriety and neatness in the place of the ...riot, licentiousness, idleness and filth which had previously prevailed. For the relief of women in foreign prisons she made frequent conti- nental journeys. She also interested herself in the abo- lition of slavery, the advancement of education and the distribution ci tracts. To the poor and helpless her char- ities were unbounded. In her journal she writes: 'T love to feel for the sorrows of others, to pour wine and oil into the w^ounds of the afflicted; there is a luxury in feeling the heart glow, whether it be with joy or sorrows" Not only did Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She then read and expounded a portion of the Scripture, many of those unhappy beings havmg on that occasion heard the word of God for the first time. To these unfortunate women she pointed the way to a nobler and holier life, in which Christ's love should constrain them to give up their sinful ways. She instituted a school within the prison walls; provided work for the women and the means of Christian instruction.
The almost immediate result was order, sobriety and neatness in the place of the ...riot, licentiousness, idleness and filth which had previously prevailed. For the relief of women in foreign prisons she made frequent conti- nental journeys. She also interested herself in the abo- lition of slavery, the advancement of education and the distribution ci tracts. To the poor and helpless her char- ities were unbounded. In her journal she writes: 'T love to feel for the sorrows of others, to pour wine and oil into the w^ounds of the afflicted; there is a luxury in feeling the heart glow, whether it be with joy or sorrows" Not only did Mrs.
What to read after Traits of Character Illustrated in Bible Light. Together With Short Sketches of Marked And Marred Manhood And Womanhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kletzing, H. F. (Henry F.), 1850- to read onlineMoreLess
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