1774 RARE FEMALE BAPTIST LETTER. Elizabeth Turner Reports on the Preaching of a Questionable Baptist Evangelist. ZZAutographsandArtifactsVery scarce letter from Elizabeth Turner, whose husband was the pastor at Birmingham's Cannon Street Baptist Chapel. A fascinating snapshot in a rather volatile period in the emerging Baptist Church. The movement was on the cusp of launching the modern missionary movement via William Carey [whom Sutcliffe, along with John Ryland, etc., would inaugurate as a missionary]. However, the lack of education, formal organization, and the intrusion of false
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Melanchthon has inscribed the following: "Note: Character is worth more than strength…"
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A rather nice second edition [really second printing
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A Historical Introduction to the Study of the New Testament: Being an Expansion of Lectures Delivered in the Divinity School of the University of Dublin
slightly rippled
who suffered under his “severe discipline”
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Partridge & Co
he sits at the center of a lot of important movements in the time
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