Friday, March 15, 2024

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Day by Day We Magnify Thee: Daily Meditations from Luther's Writings arranged according to the Year of the Church by Margarete Steiner and Percy Scott
Short devotionals for every day of the year. “I am very glad to have the honour and pleasure of being invited to contribute a short word of commendation of this series of devotional readings, selected from the writings of Martin Luther and arranged according to the ecclesiastical calendar of the Christian Year.
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Day by Day We Magnify Thee: Daily Meditations from Luther's Writings arranged according to the Year of the Church by Margarete Steiner and Percy Scott
The Evangelical Review Vol. 10, William M Reynolds, Editor
Includes “Mormonism the Great Crater for the Fanaticism of all Ages,” “The Relation of the Family to the Church,” “Is it right to Baptize Children of Parents Not Members of Churches?
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The Evangelical Review Vol. 10, William M Reynolds, Editor
The Believer's Daily Remembrancer: Green Pastures for the Lord's Flock by James Smith
Short devotionals for every day of the year. “A pastoral effort, flowing from love to the Lord’s people, and a desire to honor His great name… these little pieces are written to convince, comfort, and correct; to fan the flame of devotion, and to produce holiness of heart and life.
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The Believer's Daily Remembrancer: Green Pastures for the Lord's Flock by James Smith
From the Church of Rome to the Church of Christ by James Godkin
“There is not any thing fictitious in the following pages. They contain a faithful narrative of the Author’s experience as a devout Roman Catholic - as a Sceptic in that communion- as a Convert, convinced of the truth of Protestantism, but not renewed in heart - and finally, as a Believer in JESUS.
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From the Church of Rome to the Church of Christ by James Godkin
Christian Slavery in the Barbary States by Charles Sumner
“I am not aware of any previous attempt to combine (these) scattered materials in a connected essay… I shall speak of the Slavery of Christians throughout the Barbary States.” - Charles Sumner
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