| bp. John Beck Holmes, John Holmes - 1818 - 492 pągines
...Upon this the Lord opened the heart of one of the company, whose name was Kayarnak ; who stepping qp to the table, in an earnest manner, exclaimed: "How...the like of which had never before been uttered by a Gfeenlander, so penetrated the soul of brother Beck, that with great emotion and enlargement of heart,... | |
| 492 pągines
...opened; stepping, up to the table, in an earnest manner, he exclaimed : 'How was that? tell me that onee more; for I too desire to be saved.' These words,...before been uttered by a Greenlander, so penetrated the heart of Mr, Beck, that with great emotion ami enlargement of heart, he gave them a. general history... | |
| 1824 - 396 pągines
...hearers seriously to consider the vast expense at which Jesus had ransomed the souls of his people. He then read to them, out of the New Testament, the...more; for I too desire to be saved." These words, which were such as had never before been uttered by a Greenlander, so penetrated the soul of brother... | |
| John Holmes - 1825 - 450 pągines
...of the company, Kayarnak by name, stepping forward, and earnestly addressing the missionary said; " How was that? tell me that once more ; for I too desire to be saved." Thus in the case of this Greenlander, and afterwards in that of many hundreds of his countrymen, the... | |
| James A. Huie - 1842 - 364 pągines
...Saviour's agony in the garden. Upon this, one of the company, Kayarnak, stepped up to the table, and, in an earnest manner, exclaimed, " How was that ? tell me that once more, for I do desire to be saved." The missionary was so moved by those words, that he gave his audience a verv... | |
| Cyclopaedia - 1853 - 418 pągines
...hearers seriously to consider the vast expense at which Jesus had ransomed the souls of his people. Upon this, the Lord opened the heart of one of the...more; for I too desire to be saved.' These words, which were such as had never before been uttered by a Greenlander, penetrated the soul of Brother Beck,... | |
| Joseph Kingsmill - 1853 - 588 pągines
...hearers seriously to consider the vast expence at which Jesus had ransomed the souls of his people. Upon this, the Lord opened the heart of one of the...more : for I too desire to be saved.' These words, which were such as had never before been uttered by a Greenlander, penetrated the soul of Brother Beck,... | |
| 1853 - 414 pągines
...of his people. Upon this, the Lord opened the heart of one of the company, whose name was Kayamak, who, stepping up to the table in an earnest manner,...more; for I too desire to be saved.' These words, which were such as had never before been uttered by a Greenlander, penetrated the soul of Brother Beck,... | |
| Joseph Kingsmill - 1854 - 600 pągines
...hearers seriously to consider the vast expence at which Jesus had ransomed the souls of his people. Upon this, the Lord opened the heart of one of the...more ; for I too desire to be saved.' These words, which were such as had never before been uttered by a Greenlander, penetrated the soul of Brother Beck,... | |
| Favell Lee Mortimer - 1854 - 384 pągines
...them, after hearing of the Saviour's agony, arose, stepped up to the table, and exclaimed earnestly, " Tell me that once more, for I too desire to be saved." The missionary had never before heard a Greenlander utter such words. He was filled with joy. Tears... | |
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