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Ministry Conference 2005 - Harper, Turley, and Morgenthaler (Part 2)
Steve Harper
"Topical Seminars"
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Ministry Conference 2005 - Richter and Witherington (Part 1)
Sandra Richter and Ben Witherington
"Bird's Eye View of Isaiah"
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Minnie's Story to the Jail Chaplain
This pamphlet tells the story of a young woman whose life began a downward spiral beginning with a focus on dress and ending in murder. The author says: "you ask me to tell you what brought me here. I think I will. ... I have thought about it, sitting here in the dark, and it has been written in letters of fire all over these walls, and dancing before my eyes, and mocking me. Dress!"
New Series;34
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Mister Horn Preaches on the Great Hurt
"MONEY, for all it's a very good thing in its place, is the most hurtful of all things if a man don't see to it and manage it right. The Bible is full of how men have been hurt by money; and the only scene in which we hear a wretched creature crying in hell is in the story of a rich man whose one sin was that he had his good things in this life. Money may hurt men in three ways." **From "Mister Horn and his Friends; or Givers and Giving" by Mark Guy Pearse.
Gold and Silver Series;3
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Modern Pretensions to Apostlical Succession
Rev Henry Bleby
"THE office of the apostles, as apostles, was in its own nature temporary, and terminated with those who first discharged its functions. The foundation of a building, once properly and securely laid, does not require to be laid over again. And here was the peculiar work and honor of tbe apostles. To them it was committed to lay the foundation of the Christian Church; (we use a Scripture figure;) and all who were raised up to their help, and all who came after them in the evangelical ministry, could only assist in rearing the superstructure upon the foundation laid by them, until the whole building, fitly framed together, groweth into a holy temple of the Lord, to be complete, all perfect, and glorious, at the end of time."
New Series;32
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My Dead Mother
Rev A M Goodnough
"O ye children of Christian nurture, ye sons and daughters of Christian parentage, now wandering from the way in which ye were taught, if there yet remains a spark in you of filial love, of loyalty to the name you bear and to your father's God, shall not the memory of your pious parents' faith kindle that spark to a living, spreading flame?"
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My Son, give me thine heart
"Wanderer from thy God, misled and befooled till now by the god of this lost world, who arrivest near the journey's end, having neglected ordinances, and lost thy Bible by the way, raise thine eye! See one waymark left, planted by a bleeding hand in this waste for thee. ... It speaks of his blood, his love, his sacrifice."
The Tract Book Series;3
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Narrow is the Way that Leadeth unto Life, and Few There Be that Find It
Tony Marshall Anderson and Wilmore Holiness Camp Meeting Association
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No Burdens Allowed to Pass Through
A pamphlet on the burdens of the spirit, including: pride, self-righteousness, and conscious unrepented guilt.
New Series;9
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Now!
Rev George W James
How like this man are many souls who dare not trust the Lord when his "Now!" rings out over the sea of life.
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One Hundred Questions and Answers on the History, Polity, and Usages of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Wheeler
One hundred questions on various topics, including: Early Methodism, Methodism in the Colonies, The Methodist Episcopal Church, Conferences, and Meetings/Rules/Articles.
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On Jordan's stormy banks : the story of Henry Clay Morrison
Charles D. Killian
Drama of the life and ministry of Dr. Henry Clay Morrison.
Academic productions, 1982
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Only Believe
William Arthur
"As soon as he had heard the word that was spoken, he said to the ruler of the synagogue, 'BE NOT AFRAID, ONLY BELIEVE!' Did he say this for the sake of Jairus alone? Nay, surely not! He said it for him, but he also said it for you, and me, and every man, in every time, who, in his presence, and seeking his help, is told to despair because of impossibility."
Revised Series;81
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On Which Side?
"They who are on the Lord's side are exposed to no curse, but are possessors or heirs of all the blessings. But those who are not his have not one blessing, but are exposed to many dreadful curses. On them rests the curse of the broken law, and the anathema of the neglected Gospel. 1 Corinthians xvi, 22"
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