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I he .supernatural character of the whole missionary enterprise is
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evident in it.*' details as well as in its world-wide concjuest. It is seen. r
not onl) in the miracles of (.rods grace on the foreign field by the
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conversion ot individuals like Kamil Abdul Messiah, the transforma­
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tion of communities as in Uganda and the awakening of whole nations
in spiritual revivals as in Korea, but also in what we call the details of
•• missions. The
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hand of God's
p r o v i clence is
very evident in
the story of the
re-cntrance o f
Christianity i n
Arabia. Each
one of the mis-
sions now at
work in the Pe­
ninsula was dis­
tinctly guided to
t J<% vit fetsi/ne Jif.........Of Verr en \ elsigneUt.
■ I. Mo.rb I/. u its present work
by the Leader of i
Nr. 2. I. FEBRUAR 1907. the whole enter-
prise, In this i
„Hvo er du^ connection the i
du store Bjaerg foreseen* Bo£etv
call to the Dan­
Som rjnm ish Church to i I
H*yer’ take up work in
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itatxVo Arabia is full of !
lotscnd*S
Og interest. In 1902
Mr. Olaf Hover,
Bo£en .S' a young Danish
mod Vndsen missionary pre­
Kan 1 Sou#'
^dresser- iW paring for work
Kon**4 among the Mos-
OS ** el 5- Ions at Jerusa-
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Ataeva- lcm- l",i>p'ne,d
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