WITH CHRIST IN INDOCHINA - IndoChina1911

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the One who follows up the message and makes it
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a Hying Word, but He is the One who goes before,
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saying as he did to Paul, "Come over into Macedonia
and help us."
At the close of 1934, the missionary of whom we
have just spoken, wrote, "1933 was seemingly the
! darkest and most barren year we had experienced as
missionaries. Satan seemed to come in like a flood
\ to overthrow the work of God. During those diffi-
\ cult days the Lord gave us that precious promise in
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Galatians 6: 9, 'And let us not be weary in well
doing; for in due season we shall reap if we faint
not.' What a comfort this verse was at that time;
and as we look back over the year 1934 and see
the marvelous way God has fulfilled His promise,
we cannot help but repeat 'Hallelujah, what a Savjour!
Work was established in four new places during
that year. One of these was Prey Nop, the center of
a large district about sixty miles from Kompong
Trach. This village had been on the missionaries'
hearts for a long time, but they were unable to ob¬
tain permission to open a chapel there. One day as
[ they were driving in company with a number of
Cambodian workers, they stopped to have a prayer
meeting in a forest by the roadside. One of the
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workers broke down in tears, and offered himself
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as a "living sacrifice" for the opening of the work
| at Prey Nop. He was a Bible School graduate, but