Woman's Endurance by A. D (August D.) Luckhoff
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page 84 of 121 (69%)
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These same men, women and children with whom I prayed, to whom I spoke about eternal things--they know now what we are burning to know. Is there Life after Death? Is there a Heaven? Is there a Hell? What do the departed do just now? Is there perhaps a purgatory where souls are purified? Is there a Throne above, around which a crowd that cannot be numbered stand clothed in long white robes? What about the palm branches? And a thousand more questions. "The just shall live by his FAITH." Last night children's service in lower church; great crowd; "En tot zich zelven gekomen zijnde" (And when he came to himself). This evening similar service in upper church; very bright and hearty; Miss Dussel sang hymn and solo part of "Mannen breeders" (Hold the Fort); nice change in programme; accompanied her on autoharp. This morning went over to village and exchanged pulpits with Mr. Becker; felt quite lost in big, empty church. Old sermon had to "bite off spit"[60]; goodness knows where I would have found time to prepare one. Had nice chat with Macdonald's father. Grand dinner; roast mutton and actually a dish full of gravy! Could scarce believe my eyes; real gravy; how glorious; and rice too. Think of it! Let me be silent about the dish of stewed peaches--I might fill pages--a dish fit for the gods. Wonder what the look and smell |
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