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id: 17002
author: Talmage, John Van Nest
title: History and Ecclesiastical Relations of the Churches of the Presbyterial Order at Amoy, China
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words: 24991
sentence: 1172
flesch: 67
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summary:
  Kang-thau |The Church members at this Station are reckoned |to the First Church at Amoy. E-mng-kang|The Church members at this Station are reckoned |to the First Church at Amoy. Chiang-chiu| ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |Infants |Colporteurs| Churches and |baptized |sustained | Mission |during |by Native |Benevolent Stations. | ...... Khang-khau|The Church members at this Station are reckoned |to the Church at Ma-peng. Kang-thau |The Church members at this Station are reckoned |to the First Church at Amoy. E-mng-kang|The Church members at this Station are reckoned |to the First Church at Amoy. Chiang-chiu| -----------------------------------------------------------------------


id: 30675
author: Johnston, Robert
title: Presbyterian Worship: Its Spirit, Method and History
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words: 27580
sentence: 650
flesch: 41
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summary:
  A spirit of opposition stronger than that which had before existed was developed against any liturgy in Church worship, and the seeds were sown which were afterwards to bear fruit in the harvest of the Revolution of 1688. we are hereby pleased to authorize you ... to condescend upon a form of Church service to be used therein.


id: 9171
author: Ross, F. A. (Frederick Augustus)
title: Slavery Ordained of God
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words: 37583
sentence: 1977
flesch: 76
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summary:
  It is that God has appeared in person, and _told_ man in WORD that he is GOD; and _told_ him first in WORD (to be expanded in studying _creation_ and _providence_) that God is a Spirit, eternal, infinite in power, wisdom, goodness, holiness,--the Creator, Preserver, Benefactor. You may tell the truth, Edwards replies, but I want _primary ground_ for my belief, and I must hold your word suspended until I examine into my reason, my feelings, my conscience, my will,--to see if your WORD _harmonizes_ with my HEART,--to see if what you reveal tends to _happiness_ IN MY NOTION OF HAPPINESS; _or tends to right_


id: 42945
author: Whittles, Thomas D. (Thomas Davis)
title: The Lumberjack Sky Pilot
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words: 40301
sentence: 2019
flesch: 77
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summary:
  Well, the prodigal was in the same boat, for they said to him as they said to you, 'Go up the river, old man. Mr. Higgins has labored with no thought of fame, but with devotion to God and man; and so I write not to exalt the missionary, but to introduce you to his interesting parishioners.


id: 53576
author: Bryce, George
title: John Black, the Apostle of the Red River Or, How the Blue Banner Was Unfurled on Manitoba Prairies
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words: 41845
sentence: 1875
flesch: 70
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summary:
  MY DEAR SIR,--In the name of our Synod's Home Mission, and for behoof of our poor brethren at Red River in the Hudson's Bay Territory, I have to solicit your aid in obtaining for a time the services of Mr. John Black, whom we have fixed on as a fit person to make an exploratory visit to the settlement. Mr. John Black, as a member of the Relief Executive, took an active part in relieving the distress, and was in his element in comforting the discouraged and the suffering.


id: 11113
author: Cairns, John
title: Principal Cairns
extension: .txt
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words: 44326
sentence: 1486
flesch: 62
cache: cache/11113.txt
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summary:
  I have heard many preachers, said Dr. Cairns, in preaching his funeral sermon nearly forty years later, but I have heard few whose sermons at their best were better than the best of his; and his everyday ones had a strength, a simplicity, and an unaffected earnestness which excited both thought and Christian feeling. Dr. Cairns used to tell that on one occasion, long after he had got well used to the sound of the Berwick speech, he was under the belief that a man with whom he was conversing was talking about a _boy_ until he discovered from the context that his theme was a _brewery_.


id: 23096
author: Chapman, J. Wilbur (John Wilbur)
title: And Judas Iscariot Together with other evangelistic addresses
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words: 68689
sentence: 3086
flesch: 80
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summary:
  even so the things of God knoweth no man, but the Spirit of God. Under his direction simultaneous evangelistic campaigns have been held in many of the leading cities of the land, and the Christian Church and the world have had an experience of a new, aggressive and emphatic evangelism that has stirred the Church, revived Christian service and been the means under God of turning thousands to a life of allegiance to Jesus Christ.


id: 15251
author: Bonar, Andrew A. (Andrew Alexander)
title: The Biography of Robert Murray M'Cheyne
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
words: 73918
sentence: 3794
flesch: 79
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txt: txt/15251.txt
summary:
  Perhaps there are many souls that would never have been saved under my ministry, who may be touched under yours; and God has taken this method of bringing you into my place. Many things lost somewhat of their importance in our view, when examined amid the undistracted reflections of the long desert journey, where for many days we had quiet, like the quiet of death, around us all night long, and even during the bright day.


id: 14139
author: Talmage, T. De Witt (Thomas De Witt)
title: New Tabernacle Sermons
extension: .txt
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words: 99529
sentence: 5190
flesch: 81
cache: cache/14139.txt
txt: txt/14139.txt
summary:
  Many men you have known and loved have had few charms of physiognomy. There he stands, looming up above other men, a mountain of flesh, his arms bunched with muscle that can lift the gate of a city, taking an attitude defiant of everything.


id: 13204
author: Shedd, William G. T. (William Greenough Thayer)
title: Sermons to the Natural Man
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words: 112856
sentence: 4416
flesch: 68
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summary:
  Faith is that inward sense and act, of which prayer is the _expression_; as is evident, because in the same manner as the freedom of grace, according to the gospel covenant, is often set forth by this, that he that _believes_, receives; so it also oftentimes is by this, that he that _asks_, or _prays_, or _calls upon_ God, receives. But, we may go a step further than this, though in the same general direction, and remark, in the second place, that _elevated moral sentiments are no certain proof of piety toward God and man_.


id: 13941
extension: .txt
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words: 126818
sentence: 6747
flesch: 72
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title:
  The Divine Right of Church Government Wherein it is proved that the Presbyterian government, by preaching and ruling elders, in sessional, Presbyterial and synodical assemblies, may lay the only lawful claim to a divine right, according to the Holy Scriptures

summary:
  Whatsoever formal power of church government Christ committed to any, he committed it only to those that were properly subordinate to his mediatory kingdom. Church power or authority for government in the Church.


id: 15693
author: Talmage, T. De Witt (Thomas De Witt)
title: T. De Witt Talmage as I Knew Him
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words: 131002
sentence: 6900
flesch: 75
cache: cache/15693.txt
txt: txt/15693.txt
summary:
  The whole thing was a spectacle of the ignorance of men about great men. There are two men in every one man, and for this reason Mr. Blaine was the most misunderstood of great men.


id: 19100
title: The Covenants And The Covenanters Covenants, Sermons, and Documents of the Covenanted Reformation
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words: 148186
sentence: 5348
flesch: 68
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summary:
  Lord God, the eye of this kingdom is distempered, dim, and dark; and then how great is this darkness! Ye know in the beginning of the reformation, there was small likelihood that the work should go up, and be finished, because of the great power that was against it; yet the Lord brought it forward against all impediments; and put the cope-stone on it: that same God lives yet, and is as able to put the cope-stone on this work, as He was then, if ye believe.


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