Conversion, Its Theory and Process, Practically Delineated (Classic Reprint)

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The chief objects of the following work are to enlighten the honest inquirer in relation to his duty to God, to encourage the believer in faith and hope, and to aid the churches in advancing the work of grace in their congregations. The writer is deeply impressed with the responsibility of attempting to guide immortal souls into the right paths, but the providence of God seems so evi dently to have laid a necessity upon him, that he dares not shrink from the duty. In discharging it, he has endeavored to present the cardinal evangelical doctrines without formality, and merely as the exigencies of his subject demanded; and Whfle lie avoided dry theological discussions and every 'thin'g°1nerely theoretical, he has not hesitated to develop every importiit plid'ciple which was adapted to his designs, even at the hazard of being 'cons1dered', too particular by the ignorant or indolent.

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