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copie unto me, and drink/' •* whosoever liveth and believeu
on me shall never die '* and 41 because I live, ye shall live also.""
Every one present is requested to rise while the preacher ch
the doctor offers prayer. This request is readily respected an
all remain quiet during the prayer, for all Mohammedans ar
bound to be reverent when God is addressed. I do not describ
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:* all Christian friends to join us in this last part of the dispensar"
•**. •> '.• • service. We can all have power with God in prayer. In you
prayers never omit the petition, “ Thy kingdom come," in th«
hearts of the Arabs.

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