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INNEfl JERUSALEM

to make her Arabic translations, to print her books, to
educate her sons, to prepare them for professions and to
provide them with diplomas. To the Jews we oflEer a
hospital which their own in almost every respect transcends,
and which is closed, except on terms practically prohibitive
to all but the rich among Christians;* to others we offer
only untrained teachers, amateur colporteurs of medicine,
and a Gospel which, for the most part, we, in so far,
omit to illustrate. In proportion as we reverence our
National Church, as we desire the spread of the faith, we
shall open our eyes to our real position in the land to
which we owe all that has made our England great among
the nations.
