Thoughts On Missions
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hear their dying cry;And, the love of Christ constraining, Haste to help them, ere they die!" Yes, reader, haste to help them. Confer not with flesh and blood. Meetall vain excuses with a deaf ear and a determined spirit. Let pity moveyou, the love of Christ constrain you, and a sense of responsibilityurge you, to take that precious Gospel on which your hopes rely, and tocarry it, without delay, to the perishing nations.
CHAPTER IV.
THE SAVIOUR'S LAST COMMAND.
Let us suppose that all kindreds a...nd people of the earth are assembled, and that the inhabitants of Africa, Asia, the Isles of the Pacific andthe wilds of America, are called upon to speak, and to give in theirtestimony _how far the Saviour's last command has been obeyed_.
The inquiry is first put to Africa: "Africa, to what extent and for what purpose have people from Christianlands visited thee, and thine adjacent islands? What have they carriedto thy shores? And what is the treatment thou hast received from them?Tell the whole truth: let it be known to what extent the Saviour's lastcommand has been obeyed in respect to thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
hear their dying cry;And, the love of Christ constraining, Haste to help them, ere they die!" Yes, reader, haste to help them. Confer not with flesh and blood. Meetall vain excuses with a deaf ear and a determined spirit. Let pity moveyou, the love of Christ constrain you, and a sense of responsibilityurge you, to take that precious Gospel on which your hopes rely, and tocarry it, without delay, to the perishing nations.
CHAPTER IV.
THE SAVIOUR'S LAST COMMAND.
Let us suppose that all kindreds a...nd people of the earth are assembled, and that the inhabitants of Africa, Asia, the Isles of the Pacific andthe wilds of America, are called upon to speak, and to give in theirtestimony _how far the Saviour's last command has been obeyed_.
The inquiry is first put to Africa: "Africa, to what extent and for what purpose have people from Christianlands visited thee, and thine adjacent islands? What have they carriedto thy shores? And what is the treatment thou hast received from them?Tell the whole truth: let it be known to what extent the Saviour's lastcommand has been obeyed in respect to thee.
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