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Adoniram |
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Adoniram (ăd'ənī`rəm), in the Bible, tax overseer. It also appears as Adoram and Hadoram. |
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Thirdly,
he is referred to again as Adoniram when the minister wonders bow he
will deal with his wife. The involvement of
Baptists in overseas missions work is most often traced to Adoniram and
Ann Judson in the early 1800s. For example,
when Congregational missionaries Adoniram and Ann Judson and Luther Rice
adopted Baptist convictions in 1812, Baptists enthusiastically embraced
this new reality and put new rules in place. |
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