The African Repository, Volumes 41-42American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 130
... Christian influence will be in a manifold proportion . The public sentiment is more powerful in large communities ; the Christian inhabitants will have more intercourse with the natives ; and African Christians will mingle more with ...
... Christian influence will be in a manifold proportion . The public sentiment is more powerful in large communities ; the Christian inhabitants will have more intercourse with the natives ; and African Christians will mingle more with ...
Page 131
... Christian enterprise can be considered as forbidden by the providence of God , it must be the sending out of white missionaries to preach the Gospel in Africa . This honor- able work is reserved for those servants whom the Lord shall ...
... Christian enterprise can be considered as forbidden by the providence of God , it must be the sending out of white missionaries to preach the Gospel in Africa . This honor- able work is reserved for those servants whom the Lord shall ...
Page 132
... Christian philanthropy there will be full of resources ; and the Lord will see that His people employ silver and gold for His service . There will be such a state of things as has never existed before . When this country was colonized ...
... Christian philanthropy there will be full of resources ; and the Lord will see that His people employ silver and gold for His service . There will be such a state of things as has never existed before . When this country was colonized ...
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