A History of Christian Missions in China |
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grave was not , so the early Christians held , a shadowy existence , nor one of sensual and selfish enjoyment , but for those who had begun the Christian experience it was continuous growth into the likeness of Jesus .
grave was not , so the early Christians held , a shadowy existence , nor one of sensual and selfish enjoyment , but for those who had begun the Christian experience it was continuous growth into the likeness of Jesus .
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They held that God had made man in his own image , that he had given the law through Moses , had sent his spirit upon the prophets , and had finally sent his Christ into the world . They held to the resurrection of the dead and the ...
They held that God had made man in his own image , that he had given the law through Moses , had sent his spirit upon the prophets , and had finally sent his Christ into the world . They held to the resurrection of the dead and the ...
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Classes and services were held , daily or weekly or both , and sometimes for several weeks in a central place in the slack season after harvest . Missionaries usually attempted to teach all Christians , both adults and children ...
Classes and services were held , daily or weekly or both , and sometimes for several weeks in a central place in the slack season after harvest . Missionaries usually attempted to teach all Christians , both adults and children ...
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