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Horace H. Underwood
A missionary in Korea, born in the country, who drove the party from Seoul to Jeam-ri on 16 April 1919, questioned the villagers in Korean and wrote a statement of what he saw.
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“We saw groups of women, children and old men sitting on the hillside above the village watching the ruins in dumb despair.”
"First Account of Massacres and Burning of Villages", in The Korean Situation, p. 70
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We walked the entire length of the village, and about halfway up we saw a corpse of a young man, horribly burned, lying just outside of a building, which we learned later had been the church.
Revelation 6:9 And when the Lamb opened the fifth seal, I saw under the altar the souls of those who had been slain for the word of God and for the testimony they had upheld. BSB
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A missionary in Korea, born in the country, who drove the party from Seoul to Jeam-ri on 16 April 1919, questioned the villagers in Korean and wrote a statement of what he saw.
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