The Bible for the Quechua Indians
The Bible for the Quechua Indians.—Rev. Andrew M. Milne, the La Plata agent of the American Bible Society, whose work covers also the Pacific Coast countries of South America, has long been intensely interested in the Quechua Indians, and has longed to reach them with the Gospel. At last, by the generous help of a gifted Peruvian lady, Madame Turner, as translator, he has published for these people the Gospels of Mark, and Luke, and John, and the Acts of the Apostles. Already these Scriptures have brought light to individuals among these poor people, and readers are going out to minister these mercies to others who are not able, without help, to understand the printed Gospel. "The entrance of Thy Word giveth light," says the Psalmist, and these people ought to be impressed with the light concerning the coming of the Lord.