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1. www.pilotonline.com › obituaries › adoniram-judsonAdoniram Judson Bush, II OBITUARY - The Virginian-Pilot

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   Aug 7, 2024 · Adoniram Judson Bush II (Juddie) passed away peacefully in his home on August 2, 2024. Mr. Bush was born in Norfolk VA on November 6, 1931, son of the late.

   • Death Date: August 2, 2024

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   Adoniram Judson Bush II (Juddie) passed away peacefully in his home on August 2, 2024. Mr. Bush was born in Norfolk VA on November 6, 1931, son of the late Captain Adoniram Judson Bush...

   • Birth Date: November 6, 1931

   • Death Date: August 2, 2024

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   Adoniram Judson Bush, II OBITUARY CORRECTION: The memorial service will be held 11:00a.m. Friday August 23, 2024 at First Presbyterian Church in Norfolk. For full obituary visit...

   • Death Date: August 2, 2024

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   May 18, 2022 · Browse Norfolk local obituaries on Legacy.com. Find service information, send flowers, and leave memories and thoughts in the Guestbook for your loved one.

5. christianhistoryinstitute.org › magazine › articleAll for Burma: Adoniram and the three Mrs. Judsons

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   When morning broke, 20-year-old Judson learned from the innkeeper that a man had indeed died of an illness in the neighboring room overnight. Judson was stunned to discover that this man had been none other than his college friend Jacob Eames.

6. www.christianitytoday.com › 2006 › 05The Legacy of Adoniram Judson - Christianity Today

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   The Legacy of Adoniram Judson. Reviewed by Sarah Johnson. A new biography shows behind the successful missionary were three matchless women. Christianity Today May, 2006 issue. n 1899,...

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   What happened to Adoniram Judson?

   • Adoniram Judson died in 1850. At the time of his death, there were 7,000 baptized believers, 63 Christian congregations, and 163 missionaries in Burma as a result of his missionary work. Two of his babies had died in the terrible climate, and both Ann and Adoniram were imprisoned during the war with Britain. To this day, over 150 years later, his Burmese Bible translation is still in use.

   Adoniram Judson, First Missionary from the United States - Christianity

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   Who was Adoniram Judson's third wife?

   • Emily C. Judson (1817-1854) was the third wife of missionary Adoniram Judson. Other notable figures include Sarah B. Judson (1803-1845), the second wife of Adoniram Judson, William J. Kirkpatrick (1838-1921), an American sacred music composer and publisher, and David Livingstone (1813-1873), a Scottish missionary and explorer to Africa.

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   Was Adoniram Judson's life worth it?

   • Adoniram Judson considered his life as one that "had hated his life in this world" and was a "seed that fell into the ground and died". In his sufferings, he "filled up what was lacking in Christ’s afflictions" in unreached Burma. Consequently, his life "bore much fruit" and he "lives to enjoy it today and forever". Adoniram Judson would, without a doubt, say: "It was worth it."

   How Few There Are Who Die So Hard! | Desiring God

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   What is the nature of Adoniram Judson's pain?

   • Adoniram Judson's pain is described as him 'hating his life in this world' and being a 'seed that fell into the ground and died'. He 'filled up what was lacking in Christ’s afflictions' in unreached Burma, bearing much fruit and now enjoying his life forever.

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   What did Adoniram Judson do?

   • Adoniram Judson spent a few years in learning the Burmese language and adapted the local customs to evangelism. He opened his first preaching place in 1819, and baptized Maung Naw, his first Burman convert. He also began the work of translating the Bible into Burmese. Over the next few years he founded a church and established schools.

   Adoniram Judson Biography - Childhood, Life Achievements & Timeline

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   Can Adoniram Judson sleep?

   • Adoniram Judson couldn’t sleep. In fact, the noises coming from the room next door were so disturbing that he feared for the life of the person there. When morning broke, 20-year-old Judson learned from the innkeeper that a man had indeed died of an illness in the neighboring room overnight.

   All for Burma: Adoniram and the three Mrs. Judsons

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8. www.intlmissions.orgThe Lives of Missionaries: Adoniram Judson – INTERNATIONAL ...

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   Jan 15, 2020 · Adoniram Judson (1788-1850) – Missionary to Burma. July 1813, Rangoon, Burma (Yangon, Myanmar): One of the first things to capture the attention of the 25 year old arriving missionary, Judson, was the 13 story Shwedagon pagoda.