CHAPTER I. The Beginnings

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  • The Purpose of the Book.
  • The Missionary Impulse.
  • The Benefits of Missionary Study.
  • The Plan of Salvation.
    • Salvation Intended for the Whole World.
    • Israel’s Conception of God’s Purpose.
    • The Jew as a Missionary.
      • The Septuagint.
    • The Roman Empire.
    • The Supreme Missionary.
    • The Sending of the Disciples.
      • Paul.
    • The Early Church.
      • Its Extent.
      • A Change in Method.
      • Early Missionaries.
    • The Church and State.
    • Boniface.
    • The Church of Germany.
    • Martin Luther.
      • “What must I do to be saved?”
      • An Answer Found.
      • A New Evangel.
      • A Pure and Living Stream.
      • The Bible Translated.
      • Luther and Missions.
  • The Beginnings of Lutheran Missions.
    • In Europe and Asia.
    • In Africa.
    • In North America.
    • In South America.
      • Justinian von Welz.
        • His Appeal Ridiculed.
        • A Martyr.
        • A Hero.
      • The Spring at Hand.
        • Philip Spener.
        • A. H. Francke.
        • The School at Halle.
        • The First Missionary Hymn.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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