spread among previously unreached people testifies to the fact that Jaffray’s vision was divinely given. He would never allow his workers to huddle together. They were expected to spread out and stay on the move. He was so insistent upon this that some of his workers at times questioned his wisdom, and a few dared to oppose him outright. Usually subsequent developments justified him, however, and the doubters were forced to acknowledge that he had been right. “Of course,” said one official before