Dr. David Livingstone: Missionary Explorer to Africa (2011) | Full Movie | Joan Sutherland

[@evanchangala6370]

What an inspiration. I'm a Zambian who owes to Livingstone and the blessed Holy Spirit for such a feat of the Gospel.

[@satishpatel5260]

Zikhomo,,from LIVINGSTONE, 🇿🇲👍🌍👍

[@lorilaundry7424]

I'm a descendant of Dr. David Livingstone... Livingstone by birth! I am so very happy to hear his life's work helped you!

[@vioflory]

I was viziting Malawi, Blantyre and Livingstonia in 1986. Great time to share the Gospel in Malawi.

[@scooteranthony6297]

Very good documentary. I had no idea this man was so influential in helping to end the slave trade. That makes him a great man.

[@brianhawk1854]

Me eather

[@satishpatel5260]

GOD send DR.DAVID LIVINGSTONE, in AFRICA 🌍, seeing main *SLAVERY from muslim do ,done 'which DR.DAVID LIVINGSTONE (SIR ,MISSIONARY, thank you, Zikhomo, Chabwino, Twhalumbe from 👉🇿🇲🌍🙏)

[@satishpatel5260]

I stay in LIVINGSTONE, next too SEVENTH DAY CHURCH,neighbors too ,us,in LIVINGSTONE, MOSI-UA -TUNYA,DR DAVID LIVINGSTONE'S status in our LIVINGSTONE MUSIUM, and at MOSI-OA-TUNYA,where is VICTORIA FALLS is our 👉🇿🇲👌

[@solochristo65]

AMEN!!!!!

[@lorilaundry7424]

@@satishpatel5260 David Livingstone is my ancestor

[@ursulanedi6005]

Another great Child of God. Such a fine character and altruist, with several gifts attached from our Heavenly Father!

[@elizabethscott7660]

My ancestor. This is a wonderful tribute to him..

[@sammythompson3598]

Mine 2 plus the queen of sheba

[@jasonm7236]

Mine also! Great pride watching this.

[@drewlovelyhell4892]

That's why I watched this vid. My Dad took up Genealogy as a hobby, and Livingstone is the most famous person in our family tree. I'm glad that he seems to have been a very decent man.

[@thebindydiaries9717]

Me too....apparently I'm descended directly from his brother John.....

[@gracekampamba3676]

He was such a great and faithful man to whom we all owe😇❤‍🔥👨‍⚕👨‍🦼👌😭😭😱😱God bless his soul and may his soul forever rest in peace! AMEN

[@Pearlangeldream]

Powerful surname : Livingstone. Forever a Living Stone burning bright for Christ, the true Cornerstone.

[@lorilaundry7424]

My maiden name and my ancestor

[@patriciabryant9663]

I love old christian story and movies in hard good days and how they survivor in grace of god amen amen

[@Anne-po99]

Nowadays Christians are more concerned about worldly things.

[@christianfrommuslim]

@@Anne-po99 Today we still have exciting work to do for the Lord! To learn how to share the gospel with Muslims, click on our green icon at the left for a 2 minute intro video.

[@narniagirl1420]

To see how much the native people loved him is SO heart-rending. Especially them trekking 1,500 miles, carrying his body to the coast so it could go by ship to England - this brings tears to my eyes. So much like the love the Native Americans had for 1750's missionary David Brainerd. Those native American tribes cried when David left them because he had gotten sick (and would die shortly) with tuberculosis.

[@scraytonify1]

can you please recommend a good book for me to read about DAvid Brainerd? Thanks

[@lisamcguire7778]

Oh, he died praying. A Saint's death after pure Service. And amazing kindness of his indigenous friends. True FRIENDS. 🤗 Lisa Rae Rousseau ✝️

[@solochristo65]

This was such a beautiful story. A lot of info in such a short documentary. God did mighty work through Dr. Livingstone that still continues to this day. I am watching this on Christmas Day '22, How fitting!!!!!

[@susanyates4233]

We did Empire History at school, and I chose Dr Livingstone as my subject. Years later, we visited his home in Scotland.

[@susanyates4233]

I should also have said that on a visit to Lewis in 1994, we were shown Dr Livingstone's prayer book.

[@Randolph1233]

I live five miles away from the museum! It was closed the last time I tried to go.

[@gbcfc8697]

I live a couple of hundred yards from it they've spent millions renovating it, it's due to be reopened soon.

[@lorilaundry7424]

@@susanyates4233 He was my ancestor

[@terriejohnston8801]

Combining his Love for God @ missionary work../ exploration, Nature @ Medicine, David L. proved theres NO end to what ONE person can do or endure. His great respect, love @ approach toward the Africans was a WIN WIN situation. Thank You for this fascinating piece of history.

[@angelawalker7432]

FAITH AND SACRIFICE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD . . .

[@DDRounds]

Grateful this movie was posted on KZbin. Thank you

[@solochristo65]

I started watching this on tubi tv but the commercials were ruining it, so I thought of checking You Tube...... So thankful!!!

[@КостяЛопунов]

Brilliant mind that Livingstone was! One the best Scotland ever produced!

[@rogerwilcoshirley2270]

I was reacquainted with this great man via my recent 1st Africa trip that included his statue at the magnificent Victoria Falls. I've now read his travel journals and letters and have found a true morally very courageous man and an exemplar of the humane spirit that has become my guiding light !

[@craignedoff991]

Thank you, and God bless

[@lizgichora6472]

Thank you very much for such an honorable tribute 💞.

[@SY-jq4yw]

This world was explored by missionaries and developed by the Gospel.

[@annecleaves3458]

Proverbs 30:5-6 Every Word of God IS pure; He is a shield to those who put their trust in Him. Do not add to His words, Lest He rebuke you, and you be found a liar.

[@childrenofgod3015]

What a blessing from Yahweh this man was. .. help us always live for You Yahweh amenn❤

[@markrodrigues7792]

Excellently done inspiring God working in a man in a different but important way

[@bahatiabu2290]

This is very interesting and important thanks for the info

[@junesilvermanb2979]

SAINT David Livingstone, Holy Unmercenary of JESUS CHRIST, please pray for me, a sinner...

[@davidratnam1142]

Amen God's blessed man

[@nicholasmorrill4711]

A brilliant Documentery.Really enjoyed it.

[@stephaniecostantino4883]

That was fascinating! Thank you!!💛

[@violetmullikin1725]

That was a wonderful story thank you so much. I had heard of him but I didn't know anything about him.

[@satishpatel5260]

Zikhomo 👌🇿🇲👍LIVINGSTONE, VICTORIA FALLS, MOSI-OU-TUNYA, 👉Chabwino, Twhalumbe'🇿🇲👍

[@KiRetteCouture]

Would like to know more about his work with African healers and how he worked out the benefits of quinine. Interesting documentary.

[@KiRetteCouture]

@@scraytonify1 did you miss the part where it said he understood the importance of healers in African societies and worked alongside them? The man was a master strategist! That's how you win people over. By not condemning them even if you disagree with some of their ideas.

[@titicoqui]

one day a brave soul will research the muslim factor in slave trade

[@KiRetteCouture]

It's been done. Google can help you find sources.

[@heidimiller642]

Muslims are not supposed to keep slaves. The Quran says so.

[@dondamon4669]

@@heidimiller642 doubt there going to follow a book.

[@gabrielclymer5340]

No one can say the Quran says anything this or that when Mohammed had slaves, a child wife, and was a war lord. His followers will forever do likewise. But hopefully they all find the light of Jesus the King! :)

[@satishpatel5260]

True 👍. Muslim done 👉SLAVERY in AFRICA 🌍, also in ASIA 🌏,,Zikhomo 🇿🇲👍

[@Randolph1233]

David learned Latin from a catholic priest from Patrick Glasgow. To study medicine in those days one needed to know Latin.

[@eternalblessingchurchminis2346]

Thank you

[@portialiau7407]

great film. 很好看的記錄片.

[@Paul.957]

Such a great man

[@thebindydiaries9717]

He's my great great (you get the idea) uncle....I love to travel and explore, maybe this comes from him..? Saw his slab at Westminster Abbey, pride of place in the middle of the nave. Go on, the Dave.....in the nave.

[@satishpatel5260]

from 👉🇿🇲liked it of DR.DAVID. LIVINGSTONE we from ,LIVINGSTONE tourist city ,ZIKHOMO, CHABWINO,TWHALUMBE ',MOSO-OA -TUNYA👍🌍👌

[@fionasaunders7646]

I think mention should be made of the lack of financial and social support for Livingston’s wife, after she returned to Scotland, the London Missionary Society , virtually ignored her impoverished conditions. Eventually good friends of Livingston did that. Likewise Chuma & Susu with a few others who carried Livingston’s body to the coast , where turned away with minimal recognition or monetary help. Only much later was that put right and the pair were brought to the UK. His daughter Agnes went out to Nyasaland , as a celebration of her father’s work and met two or three, elderly slaves who had been freed by him, as children and one remarked ‘ he had blue eyes and we knew he loved us’. Livingston has them fed for several days, then escorted back to their villages . God Bless this good man and his wife Mary. 🇲🇼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@zathangkimaroyte7890]

It seem the dark continent of Africa becomes the light continent because of Dr. Livinstone's missionary zeal.

[@johnny63ism]

Jules Verne's book "A Captain At Fifteen" brought me here, If somebody haven't read it, it's highly recommended.

[@davidtukura61]

Dr David Livingstone was a European or "Whiteman" that could be truly described as a "Friend of Africa"! Unfortunately, he has not been given the place he deserves. In their reaction to the injustices of colonialism, African nationalists forgot to mention that one European stood out as a friend of Africa. African historians are yet to give David Livingstone his rightful place.

[@StefanMarkusRode]

Very good

[@JohnBurman-l2l]

Stanley wrote an interesting account of his search for Livingstone. He had no 'noble savage' illusions.

[@jesuschristsaves392]

The Gospel of salvation of our souls: 💜💕❤️❤️❤️💕 💕💕💕❤️💕❤️📖✝️🕎💡💡❤️❤️💞💜💕For what I received I passed on to you as of [first importance]: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures, and that he appeared to Peter, and then to the Twelve. After that, he appeared to more than five hundred of the brothers and sisters at the same time,

[@JohnBurman-l2l]

Mary Moffat was left in London. She only knew Africa, and became alcoholic probably in depression, while Livingstone was the hero for the church in Africa. His son later died in a prison in America during the civil war, as a paid conscript. During his journeys in the Malawi area he was often offered young boys as slaves by local tribes. Perhaps orphans who are to this day fairly unprotected in some parts of Africa. The Moffats retired back in Britain, they weren't completely committed to Africa as one would imagine. These are some reality checks.

[@Randolph1233]

I have been to Angola in 1989. The people there were very hospitable and generous , although they owned very little because of the civil war which lasted 27 years. No one knew who was behind the war. Now China runs the mineral and oil rich country. Who was behind the war ?

[@drewlovelyhell4892]

By far the most famous person in my family tree. I'm pleased to know that he abhored the slave trade. Clearly an extraordinarily intelligent man with a deep respect for the people of Africa. And he had brass balls considering the brutality and inhospitable nature of the land he explored. (I'd never want to meet "The Penis Cutting Tribe") I hope his influence on the continent was ultimately positive.

[@Randolph1233]

Livingstone was a good man with a love for the African. Slavery was a burden on Livingstone. He was a good man which the Africans could see. Slavery then was like abortion today. Could we have Spirit filled people who will challenge abortion in the same way as Livingstone challenged slavery ? The need is urgent. WHO claims more than 50,000,000 babies are killed worldwide each year. Who will shout for the unborn baby ? See : Rachel’s Vineyard, a healing weekend of Jesus Christ’s forgiveness for those harmed by abortion. Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God , have mercy on me a sinner.

[@satishpatel5260]

Zikhomo, Chabwino, Twhalumbe',stopped this 'SLAVERY from Muslim ☪️ in AFRICA 🌍, in ASIA 🌏 'truth ✝️👍

[@solochristo65]

There are some really good people fighting against abortion...... like Lila Rose. Even Allie Beth Stuckey on you tube AND Pastor Jeff Durbin of Apologia Studios etc......

[@pawelsawicki7003]

Very interesting

[@FannyPhiri-tn9dj]

Interesting

[@heidi4JesusChrist]

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[@dolcecompagnia4555]

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[@patm6704]

African leader Jomo Kenyatta said: "When the missionaries arrived, the Africans had the land and the missionaries had the Bible. They taught us how to pray with our eyes closed. When we opened them, they had the land and we had the Bible".

[@petra4171]

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[@alwilliams8882]

This is about "The Dr Livingstone, I presume"

[@ianofliverpool7701]

But let us not neglect our own community

[@junevandermark952]

Had we evolved with paws, rather than fingers, what meaning would we then have put on life?

[@heidimiller642]

The Advertisement for "The Chosen" at video minute 46:26: Jesus Christ was not chosen from among a group of eligible humans. He was God before he was born on the planet. Athiest probably don't want the uneducated to know that because it proves there is a place called heaven, outside of our planet. It proves we have a divine creator and a eternal father. We have been granted eternal life through Christ.

[@chrisfallon83]

Stanley was born a Welshman .

[@WuDi-KiKiT-TeKi]

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[@junevandermark952]

I am now reading the book, "MISSIONARY LIFE AMONG THE CANNIBALS, author George Patterson. It's from a diary of one of the first Christian missionaries in the 17th century to go to the Islands in the South Pacific region, because he was certain that Jesus wanted him to risk his material life, and the lives of his wife and children, in order to save the souls of the "dirty savages" ... his words, not mine. According to his diary, many of those Christian missionaries were killed, and their flesh eaten by the natives. You can believe that Jesus was watching from the spirit realm, and was proud that those missionaries were going to have their souls rewarded in heaven for living up to Jesus' expectations ... but I will not. I left all religious teaching behind at age 70, and now believe that I am whole, just as I am, and that the universe always existed, no creator involved

[@junesilvermanb2979]

May the LORD be with you...

[@junevandermark952]

@@junesilvermanb2979 From the book … The Arrogance of Faith, by Forrest G. Wood ... My faith serves me and yours serves you, the Indian seemed to be saying. Why should anyone want to interfere with that? Besides, if Christianity is for everyone, why was it not from the beginning revealed to everyone?

[@junevandermark952]

@@junesilvermanb2979 Within theology, had Jesus been real, he would have stayed faithful to Judaism. No other doctrines would be needed or wanted. Long before Christianity, Jews were taught ... and believed ... that they were already Jehovah G-d's chosen few ... so why would any Jew think that he/she needed a “son” of a Messiah?

[@junevandermark952]

@@junesilvermanb2979 If you had the ability to create the universe, would you choose to deprive your creatures of your own wisdom, and then punish them for not knowing what you know?

[@junevandermark952]

@@junesilvermanb2979 A retired Protestant minister that at one time preached Christian doctrine to the Natives, told me in confidence "The Natives were better off before 'we' came. I agreed. Missionary Work among the Ojibwe Indians ... author ... Edward Wilson These poor people seem to have nothing to eat as a rule except fish and small animals; and they sat and lay around like half-starved dogs while we partook of our evening meal.

[@IshwarVaghela-dv2tu]

Iswarbah

[@pilgrim5217]

It jumps from one speaker to the next and all have different accents and you can barely follow what they’re saying. I’m sure this is an interesting story but very difficult to follow.

[@billson6598]

Famous colonial spy in deed

[@btakesa]

Why is this filmed like it's through a fish bowl. It makes it horrible to watch

[@slicksterbiden8762]

He never found Wakanda.

[@Shiloh410]

Zambia. Close enough..

[@juniormichael354]

He was real an agent of colonialism not of God

[@patm6704]

African leader Jomo Kenyatta said: "When the missionaries arrived, the Africans had the land and the missionaries had the Bible. They taught us how to pray with our eyes closed. When we opened them, they had the land and we had the Bible". While the majority of religious believers are good and sincere in their beliefs, the powerful, wealthy religious institutions are firmly embedded with the ruling elites in every religious country. Humanity will be much better served when the majority accepts the fact the Bible is based on a fictional 6,000 year-old Earth where Neanderthals never existed. In the real world, most people have some Neanderthal DNA because our human ancestors mated with Neanderthals and Africans whose ancestors have never left Africa have no Neanderthal DNA. But religion still thrives because of its very real attributes for its many powerful, wealthy vested interests i.e. mega cash-cow and powerful tool of political control. All because, no evidence is required by believers to support religious claims. Tragic for truth, facts, justice, peace etc. Tragic for humanity.

[@shalomkind4575]

We are very grateful to know tge true GOD .wether they preached in truth or pretence.we got tte msg of love n assured of eternal life.remember christianity was already there in Africa tgrough Ethiopias king Davids family through tge queen of Sheba .thanks to tge loyal missionaries who laid tgeir lives for souls to be saved

[@Randolph1233]

Pat M, your comment is nonsense. Missionaries especially Livingston did a prayerful job in the Gospel. There were charlatans, but Livingston was a good man.

[@Gabriel-xq6tn]

Livingiston is a great explorer that we studied in history. He did a great job, was interested in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ and that was great. But he was also interested in many aspects of sciences(geology, geography, medicine, writing, etc). At some point he sent back his daughter to France for education. of course he's an educated man as well. My question is that all or most of his time spending with these Africans or indigenous people, he was preaching them the gospel of Jesus-Christ but actually miss something that I believe could also be essential for the development of these people by teaching or initiating them about the values of his scientific knowledge or interests.

[@KiRetteCouture]

@@Gabriel-xq6tn interesting. That may not have been part of his mission. Other missionaries did establish schools with did that work.

[@Randolph1233]

Pat , you sound like a socialist. Or trade unionist. Prayer , not money is our currency. Livingstone loved Jesus and loved the Africans.

[@njh5690]

End of the trade and what did he do to eradicate the practice

[@Randolph1233]

N.J.H. What are we doing to stop abortion ? 9,200,000 babies killed in Britain since 1967

[@mag9604]

He freed thousands of African captives from the arabs so thats something