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Calabar and its mission (1890)

Goldie, Hugh · Edinburgh : Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier · leaf 225

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THE EXTENSION OF THE MISSION. 21$ happiest of her life. The nearer she came to the heavenly world, just so much the more vividly did the Divine will seem to her the wisest and the best and the most loving. She passed away amid the radiant light of the Divine countenance shed down on her departing… … Creek Town School-house, Cemetery , and Church, from the Mission-house Door. the dead who die in the Lord.’ There is neither gloom nor pain there. It is life triumphing, or rather we should say, reigning through the righteousness of the Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life, and the result endless…

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