8 Questions
What did Bill claim to the nurse?
His throat seems to be OK now
What did Bill find in the small room?
His clothes and belongings
What did the medical officer say to Bill?
You have to stay for ten days
What was the doctor's prognosis for the man in the hospital?
He had six weeks to live
What happened to the man in the hospital?
He died within two months
What did Bill do to his bed before leaving the hospital?
He made it to look like someone was sleeping
Why did Bill go to the man's hospital room?
To visit an old friend
What was the man's request to Bill in the hospital room?
To pray for time to repent and get baptized
Study Notes
Bill's Early Life and Evangelism
- Bill was a passionate evangelist who shared the gospel with others, even when faced with rejection and ridicule.
- He prayed regularly and felt God's presence in his life.
- At 15, he started teaching a Sunday school class, despite having no experience, and saw the boys in his class come to know the Lord.
Ministry and Kindness
- Bill's kindness and compassion towards others, like Tommy, a young tough, led to their conversion and transformation.
- He believed that showing kindness and love to others could lead to their salvation.
- Bill's habit of writing poetry and songs reflected his desire to share the gospel with others.
Call to Mission and Evangelism
- Bill felt a strong conviction to become a missionary to Colombia, which was later confirmed by his mentor, Brother Stairs.
- He learned a bitter lesson about not taking opportunities to share the gospel with others, as demonstrated by the story of Bill Jones, who died before he could be led to Christ.
Military Service and Evangelism
- Bill decided to join the army during World War II, feeling that it was a way to prove his faith and share the gospel with others.
- He was instructed on military etiquette by a senior officer and learned to salute and address him properly.
- In the army, Bill faced challenges and ridicule for his faith, but continued to share the gospel with others, even in difficult circumstances.
Trials and Challenges
- Bill was disciplined and punished for his faith, including being forced to scrub floors and clean buildings.
- He was confined to camp for a couple of weeks, but continued to attend church services and share the gospel with others.
- Bill's health suffered, and he was hospitalized for a chicken bone stuck in his throat, but he used the opportunity to attend church services and share the gospel with others.
Miracles and Healings
- Bill experienced a miracle when he was healed from the chicken bone stuck in his throat, allowing him to attend church services.
- He prayed for a man who was dying and sought repentance, and the man was later filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke in tongues before his death.
Key Themes
- Evangelism and sharing the gospel with others
- Kindness, compassion, and love towards others
- Faith and perseverance in the face of challenges and ridicule
- Miracles and healings as a demonstration of God's power and love
Bill's Early Life and Evangelism
- Bill was a passionate evangelist who shared the gospel with others, even when faced with rejection and ridicule.
- He prayed regularly and felt God's presence in his life.
- At 15, he started teaching a Sunday school class, despite having no experience, and saw the boys in his class come to know the Lord.
Ministry and Kindness
- Bill's kindness and compassion towards others, like Tommy, a young tough, led to their conversion and transformation.
- He believed that showing kindness and love to others could lead to their salvation.
- Bill's habit of writing poetry and songs reflected his desire to share the gospel with others.
Call to Mission and Evangelism
- Bill felt a strong conviction to become a missionary to Colombia, which was later confirmed by his mentor, Brother Stairs.
- He learned a bitter lesson about not taking opportunities to share the gospel with others, as demonstrated by the story of Bill Jones, who died before he could be led to Christ.
Military Service and Evangelism
- Bill decided to join the army during World War II, feeling that it was a way to prove his faith and share the gospel with others.
- He was instructed on military etiquette by a senior officer and learned to salute and address him properly.
- In the army, Bill faced challenges and ridicule for his faith, but continued to share the gospel with others, even in difficult circumstances.
Trials and Challenges
- Bill was disciplined and punished for his faith, including being forced to scrub floors and clean buildings.
- He was confined to camp for a couple of weeks, but continued to attend church services and share the gospel with others.
- Bill's health suffered, and he was hospitalized for a chicken bone stuck in his throat, but he used the opportunity to attend church services and share the gospel with others.
Miracles and Healings
- Bill experienced a miracle when he was healed from the chicken bone stuck in his throat, allowing him to attend church services.
- He prayed for a man who was dying and sought repentance, and the man was later filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke in tongues before his death.
Key Themes
- Evangelism and sharing the gospel with others
- Kindness, compassion, and love towards others
- Faith and perseverance in the face of challenges and ridicule
- Miracles and healings as a demonstration of God's power and love
This quiz is about the story of a dedicated Christian evangelist, Bill, who shared the Gospel despite facing rebuffs and rejections. He persevered in his mission to spread the love of God, even in unusual ways. Test your knowledge about his story and the Christian faith.
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