Our Day - In the Light of Prophecy by William Ambrose Spicer
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occupation of seven different countries, together embracing
half the world's population."--_"Modern Mission Century," p. 25._ [Illustration: INTO THE HEART OF AFRICA The Victoria Falls railroad bridge over the Zambezi.] God's providence has laid under tribute every force and every resource for the opening of all lands--missionary endeavor, love of adventure, commercial enterprise, and scientific interest. Railways have been built through regions that were undiscovered seventy years ago, and among the passengers traveling now over the iron trail are men and women of tribes unknown fifty years ago. But the gospel message was to go to every tribe and tongue before the end; and wonderfully Providence has been opening the doors throughout all this "time of the end," and particularly in our generation. Material Agencies for the Work The prophecy represents not only a world-wide work, but a quick work in proclaiming the gospel message in the last days. The movement is symbolized in the Revelation by an angel flying in the midst of heaven, from land to land. And as to the closing work, when the end is near at hand, the Scripture says: "He will finish the work, and cut it short in righteousness: because a short work will the Lord make upon the earth." Rom. 9:28. |
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