Notes
Notes
1 Patrick Johnstone, Jason Mandryk, eds., Operation World (Carlisle, UK: Paternoster, 2001), 15–16.
2 Courtney Anderson, To the Golden Shore: The Life of Adoniram Judson (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1956), 134.
3 David Barrett, ed., World Christian Encyclopedia (New York: Oxford University Press, 1982), 202.
4 Patrick Johnstone, Operation World, 462.
5 Erroll Hulse, Adoniram Judson and the Missionary Call (Leeds: Reformation Today Trust, 1996), 48. “When we come to the doctrines of grace we find that he believed them implicitly rather than by explicit exposition.”
6 Thomas J. Nettles, By His Grace and for His Glory (Grand Rapids: Baker, 1986), 148–154.
7 Quoted in Giants of the Missionary Trail (Chicago: Scripture Press Foundation, 1954), 73.
8 Anderson, To the Golden Shore, 193.
9 Ibid., 240.
10 Ibid., 14.
11 Ibid., 41.
12 Ibid., 42.
13 Ibid., 44. The source of this story is oral reports from family members recorded in Francis Wayland, A Memoir of the Life and Labors of the Rev. Adoniram Judson, D.D. Vol. 1 (Boston: Phillips, Sampson, and Co. 1854), 24–25.
14 Anderson, To the Golden Shore, 45.
15 Ibid., 83
16 Ibid., 84.
17 In the meantime, Judson had sailed to England to raise support from the London Missionary Society. Because of the war between Britain and France he was captured on the high seas and imprisoned in France. But again the strange providence of God overruled and his American voice was heard crying out during one prisoners’ march, and his release was purchased by a man from Philadelphia. He always saw that time as a crucial preparation for what he would suffer as a missionary.
18 Luther Rice, Gordon Hall, Samuel and Harriet Newell, Samuel and Roxana Nott.
19 Anderson, To the Golden Shore, 398–399.
20 Ibid., 334.
21 Ibid., 387.
22 Ibid., 388.
23 Ibid., 391.
24 Ibid., 481.
25 Ibid., 504.
26 Ibid., 505.
27 Adoniram Judson, “Advice to Missionary Candidates,”Maulmain, June 25, 1832, http://www.wholesomewords.org/missions/bjudson4.html