RE UNION ON THE BASIS OF THE BIBLE.
of London and Dr. George Brown, of Stfaoy, pleaded in London, last month __.\,ra° n ° f ChrMtendom o-T tb. ■_? i ' *__ comiu °a Bible. The occa•*m .-va- the annual meeting of Jwwgtoa Auxiliary of th. British ___ Jjwgn Bible Society, and Lor_!lver««no was in the chair. urging Churchmen to support tho R r -n 10 to Biah ° P °J Loa 4» said it. PW that ?*_ PPO _* , WnS that ifc S »PK.k ._° k wiuch n " ou l<l alone £Xd_?f tho "° • m - !,5h dosired K£nS_T_, or an i of the S-__ * ° muci * aa inspired." but Msvr ,ng itself by the i,se J_-_J nt wns taken in the ap«"ho was introduced by Lord *Thri-- leßfc -.£ art ? of th ° »-orU- Tho 2___3-5 orW Snvs that "PriKlit wsaaiorly in appearance, bis speech S_ m. breeziest kind, garnished many n picturesque seafaring i?._ V^ sL * y t«timon.v to of the Bibb- among tho worst SSS? i* 1 -? th ° So,,th S, ' as "Thwo " £__Vi_? ,ff i J '-* o,,ce ?- ho ad(l * xI * "slirink _?*■*'_? tie bbink wall of heatben_m_. - . lad Ulcfc so,l ' e of tlie most «moos missionaries of his time, Selwyn «w. Patterson among tliem. nnd they gfognised none of those distinctions. ti___ ro T _ Tmdl - V described tho diffiir_2? n f transliiting the Bible into FtaaiuUly unknown tongues. Trans.h_?'*_ oW<?Vt,r * ''• < -' ro " -t>l ' rewareled H_£ 7 f*"' tho valuo Placeel noon Brka* 0r _ _ y the natives. Tho New x , meanest race on earth," fen-Li? 1 over £10 ° alul Bf"t »- to fwif-f Society to repay it for the SS? .*■ *? ad sent °"t to them. "In te-, c Wll , at said •>>" l>eople who go ■"tnebouth Sea-, and st.iv there about •Bog-watch,*' concluded Dr. Brown, "I « I'ire. that without the Bible wo Newto'T*- 1 ' * > * > al> '° to eovern Fiji or | as we do, by a few con«.r°f T Riverstone dwelt principally on tiß-M V* roi m'**n of tho churches on nibto b_si_. "The prayer-book won't &> it' j s,,l * d ' " t,ltJ mass-book won't „_!?* » n d the Wesleyan directions of tW Wo ?' t < *° *t- T* lo onl -*' thing 03 *"^T ra 7 " s nll together is tho «_» ° od -'' *'* ? found an unanswer-__T-irfT? uniexit for the inspiration of JJ"UIM« j,, the fact that it did not of _»T s "ited to tho varying needs fnn^,Ti ent racp " 5 ' but nncl only ti be «r°"-ny translated in order ito havo •"" terne power over all.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13378, 20 March 1909, Page 13
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