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I am very glad to hear that you are raising money to help support your Native Preacher, D.W. [[unclear]]. He is an earnest young man, and has worked beyond his strength, so he is not able to write you this month, but I hope he will send you a letter next month. And now I promised to tell you some thing more about the Pagans. In the first place I want you to understand that a Pagan Indian always rejects Christ as his Savior. His Christ has not yet come. The Great Prophet of the Pagans is | I am very glad to hear that you are raising money to help support your Native Preacher, D.W. [[unclear]]. He is an earnest young man, and has worked beyond his strength, so he is not able to write you this month, but I hope he will send you a letter next month. And now I promised to tell you some thing more about the Pagans. In the first place I want you to understand that a Pagan Indian always rejects Christ as his Savior. His Christ has not yet come. The Great Prophet of the Pagans is Handsome Lake - a man who died 50 or 60 years ago. He pretended to have dreams or visions from the Great Spirit. Then | ||
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Letters to Cape Cod Sabbath Schools. No. IL May 17, 1867. Dear Sabbath Sch. children - I am very glad to hear that you are raising money to help support your Native Preacher, D.W. unclear. He is an earnest young man, and has worked beyond his strength, so he is not able to write you this month, but I hope he will send you a letter next month. And now I promised to tell you some thing more about the Pagans. In the first place I want you to understand that a Pagan Indian always rejects Christ as his Savior. His Christ has not yet come. The Great Prophet of the Pagans is Handsome Lake - a man who died 50 or 60 years ago. He pretended to have dreams or visions from the Great Spirit. Then