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Reproduktion des Originals: Brazilian Sketches von T.B. Ray

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Excerpt from Brazilian SketchesI have endeavored to draw a picture of the religious situation in Brazil by reciting facts. I have described some of the work of others 'done in former years and I have recorded some wonderful manifestations of the triumphant power of the gospel which I was privileged to see with my own eyes. Those pages record testi mony which thing, I take it, most people desire con cerning the missionary enterprise. More argum...

Excerpt from The Highway of Mission Thought: Eight of the Greatest Discourses on MissionsWhen he had laid down his life, and taken it up again, he sent forth his disciples to preach the good tidings to every creature, and to endeavor by all pos sible methods to bring over a lost world to God. They went forth according to their divine commis sion, and wonderful success attended their labors: the civilized Greeks, and uncivilized barbarians, eac...

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I have confined myself to sketches about Brazil because I did not desire to write a book of travel, but to show how the gospel succeeds in a Catholic field as being an example of the manner in which it is succeeding in other similar lands where it is being preached vigorously.

Excerpt from Brazilian Sketches I was dining one day with a very successful business man who, although his business had extensive relations in many lands, was meagerly informed about the work of missions. I thought I might interest him by telling him something of the effects of missions upon commerce. So I told him about how the civilizing presence of missionary effort creates new demands which in turn increases trade. He listened comprehendi...

Excerpt from The Highway of Mission Thought: Eight of the Greatest Discourses on Missions When he had laid down his life, and taken it up again, he sent forth his disciples to preach the good tidings to every creature, and to endeavor by all pos sible methods to bring over a lost world to God. They went forth according to their divine commis sion, and wonderful success attended their labors: the civilized Greeks, and uncivilized barbarians, e...

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We had sailed in a southeasternly direction from New York twelve days when we rounded Cape St. Roque, the eastern-most point of South America. A line drawn due north from this point would pass through the Atlantic midway between Europe and America. If we had sailed directly south we should have touched the western instead of the eastern coast, for the reason that practically the entire continent of South America lies east of the parallel of lo...

We had sailed in a southeasternly direction from New York twelve days when we rounded Cape St. Roque, the eastern-most point of South America. A line drawn due north from this point would pass through the Atlantic midway between Europe and America. If we had sailed directly south we should have touched the western instead of the eastern coast, for the reason that practically the entire continent of South America lies east of the parallel of lo...

Rev. T. B. Ray was Educational Secretary of the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. Ray said in the introduction, ôI have endeavored to draw a picture of the religious situation in Brazil by reciting facts. I have described some of the work of others done in former years and I have recorded some wonderful manifestations of the triumphant power of the gospel, which I was privileged to see with my own eyes. These pages reco...

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