Life Lessons from the Hiding Place
NOTES
4. Ibid., p. 64.
5. Hans Poley, Return to the Hiding Place (Elgin, Ill.: Lifejourney Books, an imprint of Chariot Family Publishing, a division of David C. Cook Publishing Company, 1993), p. 16.
6. Ten Boom, The Hiding Place, p. 192.
7. Ibid., p. 195.
8. Ibid., p. 196.
9. Ibid., p. 197. 10. Corrie ten Boom, A Prisoner and Yet... (Fort Washington, Pa.: Christian Literature Crusade, 1970), p.162. Similar words are used in The Hiding Place.
Chapter 6: Corrie Begins to Tell Her Story
1. Corrie ten Boom, Tramp for the Lord (Old Tappan, N.J.: Revell, 1974), p. 40.
Chapter 7: "We Are Able to Live as King's Children"
1. Ten Boom, The Hiding Place, p. 215. 2. Grant Colfax Tullar, original source unknown.
Chapter 8: In the Power of the Holy Spirit
1. Ten Boom, Tramp for the Lord, pp. 57—61.
2. Ibid., p. 61.
Chapter 10: When Bad Things Happen
1. Corrie ten Boom, Not Good If Detached (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Revell, 1966), pp. 40-42.
Chapter 12:1 Am Yours!
1. Corrie ten Boom, A Tramp Finds a Home (Old Tappan, N.J.: Revell, 1978), p. 51.
2. Ibid., pp. 31-33. 3. Pam Rosewell, The Five Silent Years of Corrie ten Boom (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan Publishing House, 1986).
Africa, 15,147-50,156-57,
Bible studies, 45 Bierens-de Haan, Mrs., 115 Bilderdijk, Willem, 37 Billy Graham Evangelistic
162-63 American Board of Missions to the Jews, 129 American Nazi party, 179 Americans, 124 Amsterdam, 40 Anglican Church of the Province
Association, 177 bitterness, 13 Bloemendaal, 124,126,137,164 Boone, Pat, 180 Brazil, 157 broodmaaltijden, 44 Brother Andrew, 17,19, 20-22, of East Africa, 15 anti-Semitism, 84-85 Argentina, 150, 157 Association of Women Friends
24-25, 30, 32,165,174-76 Burundi, 163 of the Young Girl, 81 Australia, 142-43,144 Austria, 58, 60
Calcutta, 144 Calvinism, 37, 48-49, 70 Campbell, Harry, 157 Canada, 141 car accident, 166-67,171 Charlotte, 184 Chicago, 141,153,184 children, 76-77 Christian Booksellers'
Barrows, Cliff, 180 Barteljorisstraat, 40 Basel, Switzerland, 136 Beje, 40, 42-44, 55, 68, 77, 79-
80, 94-100,101,108,113
Belle Epoque, La, 47, 54, 57 Bergen-Belsen concentration conventions, 189 camp, 122
INDEX
electricity, 68 embroidery, 32-33,130,159,
Christian Businessmen's
Committee, 124 Christian Reformed Church, 70 Christian schools, 50 "Christians Incorporated", 185 Church, J. E., 157 Church Walk Club, 81 clockmaking, 61-62 communism, 17,154,168 concentration camp, 102-11, 169-70,190 England, 171 Enlightenment, 49,195 Ermelo, 19, 20 Ethiopia, 163 EvangelThe, 119 faith, 114 fellowship, 149 feminism, 71 forgiveness, 12-13,116,125-26, 127-28 Congo, 163 conversion, 159 cooking case, 66-67 Corbett, Walter G., 144 cross-bearing, 167 Cuba, 171 Cuban missile crisis, 154 Cunningham, Loren, 178-79 Cyprus, 171
139,149,179,193 foster children, 79-80, 86, 88 France, 171 Free University of Amsterdam, 49 French Revolution, 195 Frings, Cornelia (grandmother), 38 fuel situation, 68-69 fundamentalism, 70
Da Costa, Isaac, 37,195-97 Dallas, 184 Darmstadt concentration camp, 127,133 de Kroon, Ellen, 27,28-29, 31, Gereformeerde Churches, 49 Germany, 58, 60, 72,110,158— 165-66,171,172,174, 181-82,189 Des Moines, 184 Dutch language, 22-23 Dutch Reformed Church, 37, 60,171 Gestapo, 101-2,138 gezelligheid, 23-24, 44, 89,177, 186 Gideons, 124 Girls' Clubs, 81-84, 87, 94 God
42, 48-49, 62, 66, 70,140, 193 Dutch television, 173-74 * Duys, Willem, 173 foolishness of, 167-69 guidance, 118 sovereignty, 48-49, 75-76 will, 48,138 Gordon College, 30 Graham, Billy, 153,176-77, 180
East Africa Keswick
Convention, 163 East Africa Revival, 148-49
INDEX
Graham, Ruth, 176 Grote Kerk. See St. Bavo Church
Japan, 131-33 Jesus Is Victor (film), 189
Jews, 172
Da Costa on, 196-97 extermination of, 94 in Holland, 37 restoration of nation, 49 joy, 163-64 Juliana, Queen, 52,128
Haarlem, 27-28, 37 Halliday, Bobbie, 120-21,124-
25,129 Harderwijk, Netherlands, 21, 39 Harris, Irving, 119 Hebrew, 89 hepatitis, 161 Herzl, Theodor, 197 hiding place, 98-100,102,113 Hiding Place, The (book), 27, 30, Kapner, Hans, 88 Kazakhstan, 171 Kenya, 163 Keswick, 163 Kivengere, Festo, 157 kleine luiden, 49 Knight in the Order of Orange
109,155,174-76,193, 194 Hiding Place, The (movie), 30, 155,177,179-81 Hitler, Adolf, 93, 94 Holland, 20, 23, 36-37, 46-47
Nassau, 152 Knoxville, 184 Kuyper, Abraham, 49 in World War I, 60-61 in World War II, 93-94, Langelaar, Henk van, 87 liberalism, 49, 69 Los Angeles, 127,184 Luitingh, Arent (grandfather),
112-13,115 Holy Spirit, 193 baptism of, 139,140 gifts of, 159-60 Honolulu, 184 Hoogerzeil, Lykle, 165 hopelessness, 13 "Hunger Winter", 113,115
Made, 62, 64 Marshall, Catherine, 176 Martyr Joris, 40 martyrs, 40 Massachusetsts, 184 Matlock, Derbyshire, 16-17 meal times, 44-45 Mears, Henrietta, 191 mentally retarded, 113 Mexico, 171 Miami, 184 mission, 124 imprisonment, 189-90 India, 147 Indonesia, 60, 88 International Christian Leader¬ ship Breakfast Groups,
119 Israel, 37,171,172,196-97
Italy, 100
INDEX
Renaissance, 49 revival, 37,142-43,149 Revival Fellowship, 142-43 Russia, 171 Rwanda, 163 missionary conference, 54-55 modernity, 49 Molotov, 122 Mossel, Meyer, 97
Nagenda, William, 157 Nairobi, Kenya, 15,163-64 Napoleon, 36-37 Nazis, 43-44, 66, 94 Netherlands, 22 New York, 117-18,184 New Zealand, 143 Nollie, death, 135-36 sabbatical, 161-62 Sabiti, Eric, 157 St. Bavo church, 28, 42, 63, 81,
84, 90 Salvation Army, 90 San Diego, 184 San Jose, 184 San Quentin State Prison, 189 Schapenduinen, 115,125 Scheveningen prison, 102-6,
One Way Door (film), 189 Oral Roberts University, 181 Orr, J. Edwin, 142
121,175 self-pity, 13, 75-76,192 Shalom House, 185-88,192, Pentecostalism, 159 Pickle, Robert, 11-12 Placentia, California, 33-34, 194 Shea, Bev, 180 Shepherd, Gwen, 151-52 Sherrill, John and Elizabeth, 25, 66 Poley, Hans, 95 poverty, 79 prayer, 184 predestination, 49 pride, 151,152 Prisoner and Yet..., A, 109, 155 prison ministry, 144, 148,152, 26,46, 64,155,174-76 Smith, Emily S., 202 smuggling, 21, 24 Society for Israel, 84-85,197 Soestdijk, 165 South America, 157 Stamps, Bob, 181 suffering, 76,114,163,169 Switzerland, 171
189 props, for talks, 151-52
Rahms, Hans, 121-22 rapture, 159 Ravensbriick concentration
Taiwan, 134 Tajikistan, 171 Tante Anna, 44, 68, 77, 79 Tante Bep, 44 Tante Jans, 44, 52, 53, 68 Tanzania, 163 camp, 12,16,109-11,112, 125,145,160,168 rehabilitation center, 115,117, 123,127-28
INDEX
as undenominational, 141 ten Boom, Betsie, 26, 40-41, 45,51,54, 61,68, 70-71, 77-78, 85-91,104,107, 108,114 death, 109-11 dream, 110-11,116,127 ten Boom, Casper (father), 37, as watchmaker, 78-79 ten Boom, Elisabeth Bel (grandmother), 46 ten Boom family family tree, 203-5 generosity of, 79-80 timeline, 206-21 ten Boom, Gerrit
38-39, 42-43, 65, 67 death, 102,104,105 faith, 72-75,101 financial difficulties, 45 theology, 48-49 ten Boom, Casper (Little Cas), (great-grandfather), 37 ten Boom, Nollie (sister), 40-41, 44, 45,51,54, 61,69, 70-71,101 ten Boom, Willem (brother), 67,68 ten Boom, Christiaan (Kik), 95, 40-41,45,51,52,54,59, 62-64, 84,112,122 ten Boom, Willem
106,112,122 ten Boom, Cornelia (mother),
38-39, 45, 48, 68, 90 ten Boom, Corrie
(grandfather), 37, 39-40,
197 Titanic, 57-58 Toronto, 184 total surrender, 164,194 Tozer, A. W., 141 Trans World Radio, 166, acceptance of Jesus Christ, 50 baptism by immersion, 144-45 Bible education, 69-71 birth, 38 car accident, 166-67 death, 34,193 discharged from 167 Triangle Girls, 83 Tullar, Grant Colfax, 129 Tulsa, 184,189 concentration camp, 112, 145 frugality, 187 on housework, 67, 77 imprisonment, 102-11 reading, 124 romantic interest, 63-66 sabbatical, 161-62 sense of humor, 53 speaking principles, 82 stroke, 34, 73,189-91
Uganda, 156-57,164,179 underground work, 113 United States, 116-18,171 University of California, 127 University of Leiden, 54, 63 University of Leipzig, 85 University of Utrecht, 84 Uzbekistan, 171
INDEX
van der Steen, Hans, 167 van Hoogstraten, Conny, Wilson, Woodrow, 72 wisdom, 169 women and preaching, 71, 146-49,150,153,161-62, 165-66,170 Vereide, Abraham, 119,120, 199-201 World Conference of the Evangelical Alliance, 196-97 World War I, 56, 58-62, 66-69, 121-22,173,191 victorious life, 149 Vietnam, 165 Vogel, Jan, 115 Vught concentration camp, 26, 72, 92 World War II, 93-94 World Wide Pictures, 155,177, 106-8
180-81,185 worry, 149-50 "walking in the light", 149, 193 watchmaking, 78-79
Weaver, The (poem), 129-31 Wilhelmina, Queen, 51, 93, Yad Vashem, 172 Youth for Christ, 124 Youth with a Mission, 178 YWCA, 81
94 William Carey Baptist Church
(Calcutta), 144 Williamsburg, 184
Zonneduin, 128, 133,139,188
Born near London, Pam Rosewell Moore has lived in the United States since 1976. That year she became companion to Corrie ten Boom, the Dutch Christian whose incarceration in a Nazi con¬ centration camp during World War II is known to many through the book The Hiding Place and the film of the same name. It was Pam's privilege to live and work with Miss ten Boom from 1976 until her death in 1983.
After seeing the victorious end to Tante (Aunt) Corrie ten Boom's life, Pam wrote her first book, The Five Silent Years of Corrie ten Boom (Zondervan, 1986). This describes the last years of the Dutch evangelist's life, when she was crippled and silenced by successive strokes, and it also relates Pam's reactions to those events. When a person cannot achieve in the normal way, where does his or her value lief This is the question the book asks of a society in which a person's worth often seems related to personal achievement.
In 1988 Pam wrote her second book, Safer than a Known Way (Chosen), which tells of her growing up in Hastings, Sussex, England, and coming to know the Lord Jesus Christ when she was 21. At that time she surrendered her own will to the will of God. Her previous reluctance to do so had lain in the fact that she thought he might want her to be a missionary—something she was sure she could never do'. Missionaries were often required to do three things Pam knew were impossible for her—leave home and family, speak in public and lead a single life. But in the years following her prayer of relinquishment, she was to see the Lord fulfill her-through the very things she had feared.
In 1966 Pam left England for a year of volunteer work as secretary to the Archbishop of East Africa in Nairobi, Kenya. In 1968 she joined the mission of Brother Andrew, God's smug¬ gler, in the Netherlands. For more than seven years she saw God work miracles as teams transported Bibles and Christian books across the forbidding borders of Eastern Europe.
After her marriage to Carey Moore in 1986, Pam Rosewell Moore lived for two years in Waco, Texas, before the couple moved to Dallas in 1988. For the next fourteen years she worked at Dallas Baptist University, first as director of that institution's intercessory prayer ministry and then as director of spiritual life. Carey is Government Documents Librarian at Dallas Baptist University.
In 1991 Pam and Carey wrote their first book together. If Two Shall Agree, published by Chosen Books, addressed the need for Christian couples to pray together. This book was rereleased in 1999 under the title What Happens When Husbands and Wives Pray Together? In 2000 a fourth book was published by the same company when Pam wrote When Spring Comes Late: Finding Your Way through Depression.
Pam, who speaks often at conferences and other meetings, and Carey Moore and their dogs, Annabelle and Toby, make their home in Waxahachie, Texas, just south of Dallas.
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