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Woollen and Linen.
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Family Character (Gen. 11:28) and
Family Religion (Gen. 10)
By J. G. Bellett.
This is a single chapter work by Bellett (Brethren) on the commandment to not mix different types of cloth in the same garment. The essence of his work is to exhort us to purity of heart and spirit.
A SERIES OF LETTERS, IN DEFENCE OF DIVINE REVELATION;
IN REPLY TO REV. ABNER KNEELAND’S SERIOUS INQUIRY INTO THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE SAME.
BY HOSEA BALLOU,
Pastor of the Second Universalist Society in Boston.
This is simply a series of about 15 letters from Hosea Ballou to Abner Kneelands on the Divine Revelation.
Absolute Surrender
by Andrew Murray
(1895)
In this work by Murray, he deals with our surrender and dedication to God. He speaks of the fruit of the Spirit which is love, repentance, the power of God, our identity and life in Christ, etc. Continue reading
by G. Campbell Morgan
In this work by Pastor Morgan he divides the study of the Holy Spirit up into 7 sections: The Spirit of God, the Ideal Creation, the Spirit Prior to Pentecost, the Teaching of Christ concerning the Spirit, the Pentecostal Age, the Spirit in the Individual, and the Practical Application. Continue reading
THE CHILD AT HOME; OR
THE PRINCIPLES OF FILIAL DUTY
FAMILIARLY ILLUSTRATED.
BY JOHN S. C. ABBOTT,
Author Of “The Mother At Home.”
Published By The American Tract Society
150 Nassau-Street New-York.
Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1833, by CROCKER and
BREWSTER, in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.
Right of publishing transferred to American Tract Society.
In this 7 chapter work, Abbott (Congregationalist) looks at responsibility, deception, obedience, religious truth, piety, and traits of character.
