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sound came from the south, like the noise of a mighty engine or of muttering thunder. Every head was instinctively turned in that direction and they knew, from previous hard experience, that it was one of those awful tornadoes of wind and rain.” And Paton Was saved again. It is impossible to follow the many colored career of this missionary of Christ through the multitude of adventures that crowded into his career. The one fact, which, as Paton says, broke the back of heathenism, was the sinking of a well. The cannibals had only known one water that came down from the sky and when Paton, during a season of heavy drought, dug a well which produced clear water in great abundance for everyone, a chief cried out: “Missi, wonder ful, wonderful is the work of your Jehovah God! No God of Aniwa ever helped us in this way. The world is turned upside down since Jehovah came to Aniwa! But, Missi,” continued he, after a pause that looked like silent worship, “will it always rain through the earth or will it come and go like the rain from the clouds?” Paton not only told them the mystery of this water, but also of the Living Water which the Saviour offers to alleviate all spiritual thirst. From that time on there was a steady progress in the mission. The Saviour’s promise that all things were to be made true proved itself in an unmistakable manner. In 1903, after Paton had labored for more than thirty years with these superstitious cannibals, had been in uncounted dan gers, suffering in body and soul, and had travelled practically all over the entire world to secure support for his mission, he could write: “The converts have built Christian villages in which they live. All are clothed. To these villages they welcome all new converts, teach them and help to protect them; and if they resolve to remain, all unite and assist in building a new house for them, observing straight street lines. Such cottages are a great contrast to the heathen hovels. They are homes of happiness. No day begins or ends without praise and prayer— a daily object-lesson to the heathen of the joy and peace that come through Christ." After a life that was so richly filled with the evidences of Christian love, this good and faithful servant was called Home on January 28, 1907. Of his last moments his son says: “In a moment, as if by the Invisible Hand of the Great Father Himself, the lines of pain were smoothed out and a look of heavenly peace suffused the pale features. He had seen his ‘Precious; Jesus,’ and the afterglow of that glorious vision was reflected in his face. The watchers felt that they were on holy ground, and a great tenderness and awe filled their souls as they stood at the brink and beheld.” “ D E F E N D T H E F A I T H ! ” “ I* * “ex h o rt you th a t y e should e arn estly c o n ten d for th e faith w hich w as once delivered u n to th e sain ts.” Ju d e 3. O v er Tw o T ho u san d “DEFENDERS O F TH E FA ITH ” invite y o u to jo in th e ir ra n k s and help fight th e d e stru c tive deniers of th e W ord of God. E nroll a t once, and receive y o u r “A m m unition” for c arry in g on the battle in defense of th e h o n o r of o u r Lord, o u r hom es and o u r children. N am e........................................................................................................... . C ity an d S tre et.................................................................. ...................... S ta te ............................ ................................... f................................ ............
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