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The Book of public prayers and services for the use of the people called Methodist
Wesleyan Methodist Church
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The business of the church
Win Arn, Robert B. Munger, Arthur F. Glasser, Donald A. McGavran, and Lee Schmidt
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The Cabin Boy Bob
A story of one small boy's kindness and how God used it to save a hard-hearted ship captain.
Revised Series;37
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The Christian Law of Giving
Rev SH Platt
"But the Christian religion seeks the utter extirpation of the life of self, as being essentially opposed to its spirituality and benevolence, and hence depletes it in every possible way. ... The New Testament dispensation likewise gives DEFINITE EXPRESSION to those functions of our nature which lead to sacrifice and benevolence, in four well-defined and clearly stated laws: 1. The law of FAMILY PROVISION ...; 2. The law of MINISTERIAL SUPPORT ...; 3. The law of GOVERNMENTAL SUPPLY ...; 4. The law of OBSERVATION OF NEED ..."
The Tract Book Series;12
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The Christian Social Ideal
"What would society be if all men were Christians modeled after their unexcelled pattern, the man Christ Jesus? ... The conception of the world "With Christ's great law upon its browlet bound" is so surpassingly grand as to seem an impossible ideal, to be desired yet not to be reasonably hoped for. But to the man of faith both its possibility and the certainty of its becoming a sublime reality are assured." From "The Northern Christian Advocate."
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The church and the boy
Pinson 1854-1930 William Washington
Bibliography of "[s]ome of the best books on the boy problem" - p. 31.
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The church and the boy
Pinson 1854-1930 William Washington
Bibliography of "[s]ome of the best books on the boy problem" - p. 31.
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The Clipped Coin
" "God is not mocked." No one can deceive his far-reaching intelligence. That which" a mall soweth, that shall he also reap," however smooth the surface may have been rolled over the seed. Every thing which seems and is not, is an abomination to the Lord. Do we appear outwardly respectable among men, and yet are our hearts filled with uncleanness? Are we liberal when our liberality can Le seen, and yet covetous in our inner life? Do we go to church apparently for worship, and inwardly criticise the service? Do we come late and so manifest our disrespect for him to whose honor the hour has been consecrated? Do we put into his treasury any half-hearted service, any clipped coin, and think it will pass his all-seeing eye? "
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The Consecration of Children
Bishop Wiley
"Baptism, when rightly understood, is not the giving of a name to the child, but a giving of the child to God; not a sign of what it may become in the future, but a sign of what it is, as redeemed of the Lord and an heir of heaven; not the expression of a hope that in riper years it may be converted and saved, but an expression of the belief that it is redeemed by Christ, and that, under the divinely appointed instrumentalities of' the Christian family and Christian Church, it may be made to grow up in the knowledge of God and in the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ."
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