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G. Thomas
A missionary of the Baptist Missionary Society who sat through Simon Kimbangu's trial and gave a deposition on 30 October 1921.
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“Kimbangu denied at his trial that he had taught his followers not to pay taxes, citing the teaching of Jesus, ‘Render unto Cæsar, etc.’ When asked why he should think he had prophetic power, he quoted again ‘Father, I thank thee, etc.’”
Deposition of 30 October 1921, in J.-L. Vellut, ed., Simon Kimbangu 1921, volume I (2) (2010)
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Matthew 22:21 “Caesar’s,” they answered. So Jesus told them, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.” BSB
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A missionary of the Baptist Missionary Society who sat through Simon Kimbangu's trial and gave a deposition on 30 October 1921.
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