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   Adoniram Judson (/ ˌædəˈnaɪrəm /; August 9, 1788 – April 12, 1850) was an American Congregationalist and later Particular Baptist [ 1 ] missionary, who worked in Burma for almost forty years. At the age of 25, Judson was sent from North America to preach in Burma.

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3. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Rowley-343Adoniram Judson Rowley (1900-1953) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

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   Jud paid tuition so that his son Calvin could attend Cass Technical High School in Detroit. Jud worked at Chrysler as a foreman. After church on Sunday, Jud, Helen and Calvin would go to Helen's brother Bud's house to visit.

   • Gender: Male
   • Birth Date: May 11, 1900

   • Spouse: Helena Maria Mathilda (Leschewski) Rowley
   • Death Date: June 28, 1953

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   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.

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   As a preacher, Translator, prisoner, Husband, and homeland hero, Adoniram Judson demonstrated his conviction that a missionary is a missionary for life.

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

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   The legacy of Adoniram and the three Mrs. Judsons encouraged thousands of Americans to faithful Christian commitment and led many to serve as missionaries themselves. For more on the lives of the Judsons, see Christian History issue #90.

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   In 1899, Harper’s Weekly dubbed Baptist missionary Adoniram Judson the 19th century’s second-most recognized name. Judson established the church in Burma (now Myanmar) and translated the New ...

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   • 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.

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   How long did Adoniram Judson serve in Burma?

   • At the time of his death, he had spent 37 years in missionary service in Burma. Adoniram Judson was an American missionary who served in Burma for almost 40 years. This biography of Adoniram Judson provides detailed information about his childhood, life, achievements, works & timeline.

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   Where was Adoniram Judson born?

   • his Record Is On High. The old wooden house embosomed among the trees is still pointed out as the birthplace of Adoniram Judson. His father, also named Adoniram, was a Congregational minister, born in Woodbury, Connecticut, in June, 1752. He was married November 23, 1786, to Abigail Brown, who was born at Tiverton, Rhode Island, December 15, 1759.

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   How did Adoniram Judson die?

   • In 1850, Adoniram Judson developed a serious lung infection and was advised to go on a sea voyage by doctors. He died onboard ship in the Bay of Bengal on April 12, 1850 and was buried at sea. At the time of his death, he had spent 37 years in missionary service in Burma.

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   Who was Adoniram Brown Judson?

   • A son was born April 7, 1837, Adoniram Brown Judson, who was soon followed by his little brother, Elnathan. But Mr. Judson's iron purposes were not melted in the ease and quiet of home life. He did not cease his efforts to save his poor Burmans.

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   • Adoniram was about seven years old, when, having been duly instructed that the earth is a spherical body and that it revolves around the sun, it became a serious question in his mind whether or not the sun moved at all.

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   Adoniram seized upon the book of riddles joyfully, and was a good deal surprised and disappointed to find it the veritable arithmetic which the larger boys in Master Dodge's school were studying.