Under the Southern Cross Incidents And Adventures of Missionary Life in Austral
Under the Southern Cross Incidents And Adventures of Missionary Life in Austral
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The same laws enable them to look inio the dim future and tell us, should this old world live as long, and Nobby's escape vol- canic action and other destructive agencies, at what time it will be high tide here on the 25th February, 5977. The God who set His bow in the clouds (see Genesis ix. , verses 8 to 17) cannot change nor can His promise fail. The people of the old world strove to turn God away irom His purpose by gross rebellion, but He swept them away with a flood, His special care of H...is faithful Noah redeemed His pledge, and the lirst sacrifice of Noah after God opened the door of the ark sent up a savour sweet in the nostrils of the Father of the human family, presenting Him with an opportunity of establish- inof His covenant with Noah and his sons, and their seed to the end of time; giving them a command concerning everv living thing on the earth, and also a solemn pledge that ' While the earth remaincth seed-time and harvest, and cold and heat, and sum- mer and winter, and day and night, shall not cease, ' and there is not an atheist in lliis or any other land ; all believe the declaration of God, and every year give practical expression to their faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same laws enable them to look inio the dim future and tell us, should this old world live as long, and Nobby's escape vol- canic action and other destructive agencies, at what time it will be high tide here on the 25th February, 5977. The God who set His bow in the clouds (see Genesis ix. , verses 8 to 17) cannot change nor can His promise fail. The people of the old world strove to turn God away irom His purpose by gross rebellion, but He swept them away with a flood, His special care of H...is faithful Noah redeemed His pledge, and the lirst sacrifice of Noah after God opened the door of the ark sent up a savour sweet in the nostrils of the Father of the human family, presenting Him with an opportunity of establish- inof His covenant with Noah and his sons, and their seed to the end of time; giving them a command concerning everv living thing on the earth, and also a solemn pledge that ' While the earth remaincth seed-time and harvest, and cold and heat, and sum- mer and winter, and day and night, shall not cease, ' and there is not an atheist in lliis or any other land ; all believe the declaration of God, and every year give practical expression to their faith.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Cook Pritchard to read onlineMoreLess
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