"In earlier years, he had emphasised that regeneration was the work of God alone. This proved true in the new situation. No challenge, rebuke, persuasion, or comforting on his part alone made any difference to anyone, even if it seemed to at first. Only God's direct work would produce lasting fruit."
p158
"Although he had been in China ten years and had considerable experience with both the Chinese and the Lisu, he realised he could do little or nothing apart from God's going before and working among them."
p159
"James had a strong sense, borne out by events, that he was merely assisting in a work done wholly by God Himself."
p199
From Mountain Rain, The Biography of James O. Fraser
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