. Il Cristiano annuale per l'anno di nostro signore ... lui a stand sullaparte superiore pareti di hisZion, e come un embas-sador da lui a pleadwith uomini, in vece di Cristo, di essere riconciliati con il loro Maker.La chiamata a predicare era chiaro come a lui come la chiamata a repentand, più tardi, di essere battezzato. Con il suo amore per Dio e per hisgratitude liberazione personale, non vi è stato alcun resist inclinationto maestri esige, e nel 1835, presto dopo enter-ing la chiesa ha cominciato come un evangelista per migliorare il suo dono.Egli era ora ventiquattro anni di età e un unusuallymature giovane. I suoi doni naturali erano di prima

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. The Christian annual for the year of our lord ... him to stand onthe higher walls of hisZion, and as an embas-sador from him to pleadwith men, in Christs stead, to be reconciled to their Maker.The call to preach was as clear to him as the call to repentand, later, to be baptized. With his love to God and hisgratitude for personal deliverance, there was no inclinationto resist the Masters demands, and in 1835, soon after enter-ing the church, he began as an evangelist to improve his gift.He was now twenty-four years of age, and an unusuallymature young man. His natural gifts were of the first order, and they readily improved under active use. To preach a sermon that should please, or gain him thevoice of applause was no aim with him, but to awaken thesoul to the danger of its situation and the importance of im-mediate salvation through Christ, this was his one purpose, and his labor was not in vain. Men could not resist hisappeals. His intense zeal, coupled with a yearning love forthe perishing, moved multitudes to an acceptance of the. Elder Z. M. Wilkins. oifers of Gospel mercy. In his earlier ministry he declinthe pastorate, and gave himself almost wholly to evangeliswork. His field was a wide one, extending through Oliio iiMichigan on the north; through Indiana to the west, aeven into Illinois. He would be gone for months from hoon a single tour, and would rest but briefly on his retufeeling himself ever impelled by the Spirit to go forth. >did he confine himself wholly to men of his own race. Mared men yet sojourned in the roadless forests through whihis work led him, and these gathered in scores and hundnto listen to his appeals. Many a red man found, by hapexperience, that God was no respecter of persons.His life journey in his Masters name was a long one. Hi and cold held no terrfor him. The swolstream was no obstato him and his faithbeast. Think of a joney eighty-six thousemiles long! Such a jgrimage our brothmade in bearing the gpel to the perishing-jour

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