Rev. Jacob Chamberlain, of India, went to a native city where
the name of Jesus had never been heard. He began to explain to
them the first chapter of Romans, that chapter which describes
the heart of man wandering away from God and into sin, and
conceiving evil conceptions of God, until at last, “Tho they
know the judgment of God--that they which do such things are
worthy of death--not only do the same, but have pleasure in
them that do them.” The most intelligent man in the audience, a
Brahman, stept forward and said to Dr. Chamberlain, “Sir, that
chapter must have been written for us Hindus. It describes us
exactly.”
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