p. 92 | Nothing Better Than Christ

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 12, 1892

Nothing Better Than Christ

A FRIEND reproached Dr. Judson for speaking only of Christ to an American audience, saying, "They have heard that before; they wanted something new from a man who has just come from the antipodes." "Then," said Judson, "I am glad to have it to say that a man from the antipodes had nothing better to tell them than the wondrous story of the dying love of Christ. When I looked upon these people to-day, and remembered where I should meet them, how could I furnish food for vain curiosity, tickle their fancy with amusing stories, however strung together on a thread of religion? and how could I hereafter meet the fearful charge: 'I gave you one opportunity to tell them of Me, and you spent it in describing your own adventures'?'"—Sel.