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they called him "limping Jesus" because of his personal piety and his gunshot gimp
uneducated preachers and derided the need for a standing Ministry
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In the summer of 1920 he was admitted to the North Carolina bar
1889 JOHN G. PATON. Two Volume Biography + Autographed by Pioneer Missionary among Cannibals Illustrated they called him "limping Jesus"Wonderful autographed biographies of pioneering missionary, John G. Paton. He was successor to John Williams in the New Hebrides after he had been killed and eaten by cannibals in 1839. It was until John G. Paton and his wife set sail to the islands in 1858 that missionaries would again return to reach them. Their decision didn't come without criticism. On one account before leaving, a respected elder chided the couple, "You will be eaten by