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Title: Missionary, Visitor, The (1907)
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Brethren's General Missionary and Tract Committee
Subjects: Church of the Brethren Priodicals Church of the Brethren- Missions
Publisher: Elgin, Ill.: Brethren Publishing House
Contributing Library: Bridgewater College, Alexander Mack Memorial Library
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morn, Ah, the promise of the Star-Child! Betterhad He neer been born! Better had we never loved Him, never fol-lowed where He led, Would we, too, that tomb were sharing!would we, too, were lying dead! Lo, the dawn! Ah, cruel shining! Hewhose spirit far outshone All the glory of the sunrise, He, the Radi-ant One is gone! Mary! Whose the voice that calleth?Master! Oh, the blessed light! Life forever wins the victry; day foreverfollows night. Always dark before the dawning; tears for-ever at the tomb; Be not faithless but believing! Love waitsin that silent room; Love and life and hope and healing waitbut for the Easter morn, Still unbroken is the promise of the nightwhen He was born. Comfort ye, O Christs beloveds! Lift your eyes where dawns the day,By each tomb the light-robed angel; every stone is rolled away;He is risen! Christ! Rabboni! We will follow after TheeTill death dies upon the threshold of lifes long eternity. —Ada Melville Shaw. o utim rtw mh, bU GENTS TO OCTOBER. 1908,
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(Volume IX. OCTOBER, 1907. Number 10 THE MISSIONARY VISITOR. OOFTENTS Editorial. Comments 525-52S Van Dyke on City Missions 52S The Call for a Thankoffering of One Hundred Thousand Dollars 530 Essays. Shintoism. By James H. Morris 532 To Babylon via Bombay—No. 2. By W. R. Miller 536 The Origin and Growth of the Danish Mission. By M. M. Eshelman 539 Some Traveling Conveyances in China. By S. N\ MeCann 545 Where is Our Consecration? By J. M. Blough 547 The Martyr Spirit. Is It Wanting To-day? By Rev. C. Band, Tolanga, ..54SRussia Opened Wide for the Gospel. By Baron W. Uxkull, of Russia 549 Some Persecutions. By Sadie Miller, 551The First International Convention in the East. By Edward C. Jenkins, 554The Buried Bibles of Madagascar. Bythe Rev. T. Gasquoine, B. A., of Bangor, 555 Christian Stewardship. Perfect Through Suffering. By Rebec-ca Bowman 557 Teach Us to Pray 55 7 The Joys of Resurrection 55 7 Is It I? 557 The Demands of Discipleship. Select-ed 558 Two Ways of Reading the Pled

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