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Wallis, E.E. ;
Two thousand tongues to go : The adventures of the Wycliffe Bible translators throughout the world today / Ethel E. Wallis ; Mary A. Bennett. — London : Hodder and Stoughton, 1959. — 319 pages : ill.
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ДКД 266 922
ДКД 266 922
Зміст:
1. Undergraduate Adventure
2. Why Haven't You Come Sooner?
3. Wrestling with the Language
4. Cakchiquel Conquest
5. Tuberculosis and a Thousand Tribes
6. College on Nail Kegs
7. Arkansas Travellers
8. Tetelcingo
9. Covenant in a Castle
10. The Best of Friends
11. Pike Persuaded
12. Five-Year Ebenezer
13. Faith for Fifty
14. Cherokee Trail to Oklahoma
15. Lumber and Linguistics
16. Mayan Miracles
17. Manuscripts and Medicine
18. Roughing It
19. Back to Guatamala
20. Peru: Unravelling the knot
21. Of Planes and Piros
22. Jungle Bookworms
23. Transmitters
24. Modern Medicine Men
25. Auca Spears
26. Home Base on the Equator
27. Hitch Your Aeroplane to a Treetop
28. ... Tongues, They Shall Cease
29. God Speaks Navajo
30. Operation Deep Freeze
31. Wycliffe Lives Again
32. A Call from Down Under
33. M-A-G-S-A-Y-S-A-Y
34. Philippine Gems
35. The Second Thousand
36. New Guinea - and Beyond
Анотація:
For over a quarter of a century, more than 1,000 volunteers of hte Wycliffe Bible Translators, all of them highly qualified men and women, have been devotedly working towards the goal of providing the Word of God for the world's "Bible-less" tribes in their own tongues. During those years, they have encountered innumerable hazards from head-hunters to mechanical breakdowns, atheistic hostility and pagan thoughtlessness, always with a clear faith in thei Redeemer and confidence in ultimate victory.

While they keep in sight those two thousand tongues to go, they are glad enough to hear one new believer say: I made kindling out of all my idols last night and cooked my beans with them. I had served them all my lifetime; now let them serve me!