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missionary tetters and news from Jfrabia

APRIL—JUNE, J904

the Arabian mission fiymtt*

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There's a land long since neglected, Through the promise on God’s pages,
There's a people still rejected, Through His work in history's stages.
But of truth and grace elected, Through the cross that crowns the ages,
In His love for them. Show his love to them.
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Softer than their night wind's fleeting With the prayer that still availeth.
Richer than their starry tenting, With the host that still prevaileth,
Stronger than their sands protecting, With the love that never faileth.
Is His love for them. Tell His love to them.
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To the host of Islam's leading. Till the desert's sons, now aliens.
To the slave in bondage bleeding. Till its tribes and their dominions.
• To the desert dweller pleading, Till Arabia's raptured millions,
Bring his love to them. Praise His love of them.
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: J. G. Lansing.
• This b«in(? the Fiiturth number of our Quarterly it is appropriate to print once more the
mission hymn which is the Marseillaise of our campaiRn against Islam. We mvite all our con­
tributors to sing ic with us. .
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