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     • “David Livingstone, the famous missionary and explorer of the continent of Africa, read Psalm 121 and Psalm 135, which praises God for his sovereign rule over all things, as he worshiped with his father and sister before setting out for Africa in 1840.
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   Jan 15, 2021 · David Livingstone (19 March 1813 – 1 May 1873) the famous missionary and explorer of the continent of Africa, read Psalm 121 which praises God for his protection as we journey doing his will. Livingston read Psalm 121 to his father and sister before setting out for Africa in 1840.

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   “David Livingstone, the famous missionary and explorer of the continent of Africa, read Psalm 121 and Psalm 135, which praises God for his sovereign rule over all things, as he worshiped with his father and sister before setting out for Africa in 1840.

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   David Livingstone, the great missionary to Africa, read Psalm 121 and 135 in worship before he left for Africa in 1840. How appropriate for all of us who rightly see ourselves as pilgrims in a world that is not our home. “I will lift up my eyes to the hills from whence comes

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   Oct 18, 2024 · “David Livingstone, the famous missionary and explorer of the continent of Africa, read Psalm 121 and Psalm 135, which praises God for his sovereign rule over all things, as he worshiped with his father and sister before setting out for Africa in 1840.

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   David Livingstone, the famous missionary and explorer of the continent of Africa, read Psalm 121 and Psalm 135, which praises God for his sovereign rule over all things, as he worshiped with his father and sister before setting out for Africa in 1840.

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   Why did David Livingstone read Psalm 121?

   • “David Livingstone, the famous missionary and explorer of the continent of Africa, read Psalm 121 and Psalm 135, which praises God for his sovereign rule over all things, as he worshiped with his father and sister before setting out for Africa in 1840.

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   What does Psalm 121 mean?

   • His mother-in-law, Mrs. Moffat, wrote him at Linyardi that Psalm 121 was always in her mind as she thought about and prayed for him.” (James Montgomery Boice) A. Help from the LORD, the Creator of all and helper of Israel. 1. (Psalm 121:1-2) Help from Yahweh.

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   Why did David Livingstone write a pamphlet?

   • David Livingstone received a pamphlet written by Karl Gutzlaff, of the Netherlands Missionary Society. In it Gutzlaff appealed for medical missionaries to go to China. David was inspired at how a medical missionary could be much more effective in converting the lost.

   The FAMILY, FAITH and UPBRINGING of DAVID LIVINGSTONE

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   How did David Livingstone become a Christian?

   • At age 12, David Livingstone came under intense conviction of sin and experienced a radical conversion to Christ. He wrote: "In the glow of love that Christianity inspired, I resolved to devote my life to the alleviation of human misery."

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   Was David Livingstone a true explorer?

   • He was true to his word. David Livingstone was hailed in his lifetime as the greatest missionary explorer of all time. As one contemporary journalist described it: "the Christian's Faith in God is strengthened by the author's very survival of every imaginable danger. The abolitionist is inspired by the prospect of stopping the slave trade.

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   How did the Livingstone family live?

   • The Livingstones lived a very frugal lifestyle on a miniscule budget. The Livingstone family lived in a single room, ten feet by fourteen feet. Two baby boys had died in their infancy, David had one older surviving brother, John. Another brother, Charles, and two sisters, Janet and Agnes were born after David.

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9. www.frontlinemissionsa.org › missions › the-familyThe FAMILY, FAITH and UPBRINGING of DAVID LIVINGSTONE

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   On a bleak November morning, 1840, in Blantyre, the Livingstone family rose at 5am and the 27 year old David read Psalm 121 to his family. He then read Psalm 135. The family bowed in prayer and then Neil walked his son to the Glasgow docks and saw his son embark on his great African adventure.