THE SUPREME WONDER.
It is over 400 years since a copy of the : English Bible wag placed in every parish church. At the 400 th anniversary celebrations the Archbishop of Canterbury, • ?' "djured the nation to keep an<l value the Bible, as the greatest of Its poeseseions. The supreme wonder of the JNDIe, Dr. Lang «aid, wu not that as ! n .* " re 1 was 80 nob,e ' not even that it nii v * progressive revelation SDoke throu * h lt G«i »till P. jl?® y men of every age and in wW U tWway, 1" S e B,b ' e J stood unique and supreme. It reached and spoke to th» J* £"?? * nd ? Uln . ble " tot men - It w trsSitlon n ° b *7 ierß of education, ,or tradition, or custom, or race or language. It found its way into the | heartinot nations, but of tha peoples of India or China or Afriea. J make my earnest alea," tha Primate said, M thht yoU shoukLgW«it ios£» p ,n your tivH * nd ™ y°«
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 21, 26 January 1939, Page 22
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167THE SUPREME WONDER. Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 21, 26 January 1939, Page 22
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