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Quote by Sadhu Sundar Singh
My work is, not to preach the Rishi, but to preach Christ.
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The speaker draws a clear distinction between two teachings or figures: the Rishi and Christ. They say their work is not to promote the Rishi, but to proclaim Christ instead. The sentence presents this as a statement of purpose, focusing on what they intend to preach rather than explaining or comparing the two figures.
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- The Message of Sadhu Sundar Singh, by B. H. Stre
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