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Excerpt from Hope for the Dying Infant: A Sermon, Preached February Eighteenth, 1827, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, (S. C.)It is in such a season as this that the hopes of im mortality fill up the chasm of a bereaved heart. The Christian can withdraw from those idle fan cies which are ever attendant on scenes of death and far from being ignorant concerning them which are asleep, he can look intently to the tri umphs of the red...

Excerpt from The Song of Ascent: A Sermon, Preached on the Third of April, 1825, Being the Fourteenth Anniversary of the Dedication of the Second Presbyterian Church in Charleston, S. CIn the foregoing remarks, we have explained to you the meaning of the title prefixed to the Psalm, from which our text is selected, as well as to fourteen others. This title is a song of degrees. The Hebrew should have been rendered a song of ascent or going up....

Excerpt from A Farewell Discourse: Preached in the First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, S. C., On Resigning the Charge, January 4, 1824These Words are an extract from an impressive valedictory of the Apostle Paul. His was a faithful ministration of the Gospel. Ardent in his zeal, and unremitting in his efforts, he has left a noble example to every servant of the sanctuary. In the address be fore us we do not, indeed, discover all that oratoric...

Excerpt from The Female Labourer in the Vineyard: Funeral Discourse, Occasioned by the Death of Miss. Elizabeth Robertson, Preached in the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, August 26, 1827Brethren, there is much that is discriminating in my text. It speaks of peace, and rest, and glory, when it announces the blessedness of the accepted of God. It tells the shout of welcome that hails the adopted soul. But it refers to that soul, as one w...

Excerpt from The Female Labourer in the Vineyard: Funeral Discourse, Occasioned by the Death of Miss. Elizabeth Robertson, Preached in the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, August 26, 1827Brethren, there is much that is discriminating in my text. It speaks of peace, and rest, and glory, when it announces the blessedness of the accepted of God. It tells the shout of welcome that hails the adopted soul. But it refers to that soul, as one w...

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Excerpt from Hope for the Dying Infant: A Sermon, Preached February Eighteenth, 1827, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, (S. C.) It is hard to relinquish the child of affection, and while there is life there is hope we say. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books...

Excerpt from A Farewell Discourse: Preached in the First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, S. C., On Resigning the Charge, January 4, 1824These Words are an extract from an impressive valedictory of the Apostle Paul. His was a faithful ministration of the Gospel. Ardent in his zeal, and unremitting in his efforts, he has left a noble example to every servant of the sanctuary. In the address be fore us we do not, indeed, discover all that oratoric...

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