Chinese Diamonds for the King of Kings: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Chinese Diamonds for the King of Kings, credited to Rosalind Goforth, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Chinese Diamonds for the King of Kings by Rosalind Goforth. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. In this small book Rosalind Goforth tells many stories of 'diamonds' in China that have been tested and come out pure in the King of Kings' hand for His service. Sketch 9 speaks of the awful facts of the "heathen" (non-Christians) that Rosalind Goforth had witnessed. Although she speaks of these as being confined to merely non-Christian persons, many of these evils are characteristics of people in countries generally classified as "Christian". Please be advised that this fact may cause this chapter to be offensive to some. (Summary by Adele de Pignerolles)

Recording facts

• Recording title: Chinese Diamonds for the King of Kings
• Author credits: Rosalind Goforth
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 15
• Listed recording duration: 3:10:34

Catalogue topics

• china
• goforth

Track guide

1. 00 - Foreword and Introduction — 5:09
2. 01 - Sketch I--As Silver is Refined — 19:43
3. 02 - Sketch II--Characters From One Village — 13:18
4. 03 - Sketch III--The Man Who Proved God — 10:10
5. 04 - Sketch IV--Opening a New Station — 15:14
6. 05 - Sketch V--Testing God — 7:00
7. 06 - Sketch VI--A Christian General — 11:30
8. 07 - Sketch VII--A Chinese Nobleman — 8:14
9. 08 - Sketch VIII--Mr. Doong — 13:30
10. 09 - Sketch IX--Heathenism As I Have Known It — 17:32
11. 10 - Sketch X--The Blind Famine Refugee — 6:46
12. 11 - Sketch XI--Links in a Living Chain — 7:37
13. 12 - Sketch XII--Our First Woman Convert-A Mere Memory — 5:18
14. 13 - Sketch XIII--Two 'Rice' Christians — 15:07
15. 14 - Sketch XIV--Daybreak in One Home — 34:26

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