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− | '''Tarrhouyope''' ( | + | '''Tarrhouyope''' (pronounced "tar-ho-you-pay") is a citizen of [[The Demesne of Kaspar]], who lives in a village that is a near neighbor to [[Ederun]] and begins his journey in the story as a visitor to Ederun after the entire village is brought to faith in Christ. However, at first he stands against Simon and the others, and is a strong detractor to the message that Simon and his team are presenting. However, through a series of impossible and incredible miracles witnessed by him, Tarrhouyope not only becomes a believer, he also becomes one of the strongest witnesses for the gospel out of those born from [[Simon Williams|Simon's]] preaching. He later goes on to become a traveling evangelist that spreads out far and wide across, not just Kaspar, but the entirety of the [[White Mountains]], spreading the Gospel fearlessly wherever he goes. |
Revision as of 19:19, 14 January 2020
Tarrhouyope (pronounced "tar-ho-you-pay") is a citizen of The Demesne of Kaspar, who lives in a village that is a near neighbor to Ederun and begins his journey in the story as a visitor to Ederun after the entire village is brought to faith in Christ. However, at first he stands against Simon and the others, and is a strong detractor to the message that Simon and his team are presenting. However, through a series of impossible and incredible miracles witnessed by him, Tarrhouyope not only becomes a believer, he also becomes one of the strongest witnesses for the gospel out of those born from Simon's preaching. He later goes on to become a traveling evangelist that spreads out far and wide across, not just Kaspar, but the entirety of the White Mountains, spreading the Gospel fearlessly wherever he goes.