Lords of the Earth

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YWAM Publishing, 2003 - 306 pages
"On every continent, in every nation, God is at work in and through the lives of believers. From the streets of Amsterdam to remote Pacific islands to the jungles of Ecuador and beyond, each international adventure that emerges is a dramatic episode that could be directed only by the hand of God. Engulfed in the darkness of Irian Jaya's Snow Mountains lived the Yali--canniblas who called themselves "lords of the earth." Yet in terror and bondage they served women-hating, child-despising gods, rendering fearful obedience to harsh edicts and even executing their children. Missionary Stan Dale dared to enter the domain of this Stone Age people, embarking on a fateful course that would swiftly bring him into bloody life-or-death conflict with the Yalis' "Kembu spirits and the complex religion they sustained. Only God could have brought about the stunning, unexpected result.

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Contents

Preface
7
Introduction
9
Photos and Maps
10
THE THREERIMMED WORLD
15
The Day the Sky Fell
17
The Raid
39
In Fear of the Kulamong
51
The Yali Solution
59
Something Lost
111
Beyond the Ranges
119
FOOTHOLD BEYOND THE
147
A Lonely Place in Which to Die
149
Another Listener
157
Trials of a Family
175
Explorations
185
The Young Replacements
197

The Omen
67
Rebellion
73
BEYOND THE
79
The Weakling
81
The Unforgiving Minute
99
Gunfire in the Seng
265
The Unexpected
277
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291
Postscript
303
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