The Duty of Promoting Christianity by the Circulation of BooksJames Munroe & Company 134 Washington Street., 1838 - 23 sider |
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Abbot's alike American Unitarian Apostles Bible Society BOOK AND PAMPHLET brethren Buckminster Calvinists Christ Christendom Christian Register church circulation of books counteract Dabney's diffusion DISCOURSE divine doctrinal duty edified eleven volumes England fall Evangelical fair hear faith families and individuals Farr's gospel HARVARD COLLEGE hastily glance hearers holy honor illustrious influence institution instruction instrument learned Let me hastily Let me name let New England Let us bid Letters living lying man's method minister ministry morning sow thy multitude Muzzey's obligation PAMPHLET SOCIETY peculiar perusal place of power possess Prayers preacher preaching printed promote public worship published amongst pulpit Reformation religion of records religious end sabbath Scriptures send the truth sending abroad soci sow thy seed spirit Sunday School sustained theology thine hand thou knowest thought thousand tion tracts treatises Trinitarianism UNITARIAN BOOK urgent utmost venerable voice volumes of sermons Ware's Whitman's withhold not thine Worcester world waits
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Side 7 - Let us sow beside all waters;' I so greatly feel the importance of that text, ' In the morning sow thy seed, and in the evening withhold not thine hand, for thou knowest not whether shall prosper, either this or that, or whether they both shall be alike good.
Side 8 - ... of our age, who set up genius, and often mere fancied genius, not only above human learning, but divine truth. I have called genius "wisdom"; but let it be remembered that in the most renowned ages of the most refined heathen wisdom, (and theirs is not Christian,) "the world by wisdom knew not God; and it pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save those that believed.
Side 2 - Register, and is open at all times to meet the demands upon it for publications in defence of Liberal Christianity, which are offered gratuitously to all who may call or send for them.