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Observance of the monthly concert IV

LETTER 4
Samuel Miller
 
Concluding remarksAppeals and Exhortation.
 
Christian Brethren: Having, in former numbers, briefly traced the history of the monthly Concert in Prayer, and endeavoured to show the duty and importance of attending upon it; and having made some suggestions respecting the best method of conducting the exercise, and the obligation to accompany every season of prayer [...]

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Riches Increased

 
RICHES INCREASED,
 
etc. etc.
 
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Matt 10:41-42.
 
"He that receiveth a prophet in the name of a prophet, shall receive a prophet’s reward: and he that receiveth a righteous man in the name of a righteous man, shall receive a righteous man’s reward.
And whosoever shall give to drink unto one of these little ones, a cup of cold water [...]

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Scripture Promises Anexed to giving

 
SCRIPTURE AUTHORITIES
 
FOR
 
GIVING;
 
WITH
 
PROMISES ANNEXED THERETO.
 
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If thou lend money to any of my people that is poor by thee, thou shalt not be to him as an usurer, neither shalt thou lay upon him usury. Exod 22:25.
Thou shalt not wrest the judgment of thy poor in his cause. Exod 23:6.
But the seventh year thou shalt let it [...]

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Riches Increased by Giving

RICHES INCREASED BY GIVING; OR, THE RIGHT USE OF MAMMON: BEING THE SUREST AND SAFEST WAY OF THRIVING. BY THE REV. THOMAS GOUGE, LATE OF ST. SEPULCHRE’S AND CHRIST’S HOSPITAL, LONDON.
RECOMMENDED BY DR. OWEN, DR. MANTON, REV. RICHARD BAXTER, AND DR. BATES. "But believe me, there is a special blessing on being liberal to [...]

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Observance of the Monthly Concert III

LETTERS ON THE OBSERVANCE OF THE MONTHLY CONCERT
LETTER 3
Samuel Miller
 
The duty of connecting Contributions with Prayer.
 
Christian Brethren: As the Monthly Prayer Meeting is an observance devoted to the great interests of the revival of religion, the spread of the gospel, and the conversion of the world to God, it must, of course, be [...]

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A Sermon on Family Religion

by John L. Girardeau
 
FAMILY RELIGION[1]
Col 3:18-21: "Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as it is fit in the Lord. Husbands, love your wives, and be not bitter against them. Children, obey your parents in all things, for this is well pleasing unto the Lord. Fathers, provoke not your children to anger lest they [...]

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12 Rules for Promoting harmony among church members

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Thomas Smyth
 
1. To remember that we are all subject to failings and infirmities, of one kind or another.—Matt 7:1-5; Rom 2:21-23.
 
2. To bear with and not magnify each other’s infirmities.—Gal 6:1.
 
3. To pray one for another in our social meetings, and particularly in private.—James 5:16.
 
4. To avoid going from [...]

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Observance of the Monthly Concert II

Samuel Miller

LETTERS ON THE
OBSERVANCE OF THE MONTHLY CONCERT
LETTER 2
 
 
Hints as to the best methods of conducting the Monthly Concert.
 
Christian Brethren: In the preceding letter, on the Monthly Concert in prayer, I have endeavoured to show the importance of that exercise; its value as a means of grace; and how much it is to [...]

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Observance of the Monthly Concert I

Samuel Miller

LETTERS ON THE
OBSERVANCE OF THE MONTHLY CONCERT
LETTER 1
 
Introductory remarks Origin of the Monthly Concert Duty and Importance of attending it.
 
Christian Brethren: In the heart of every sincere disciple of Christ, there is no sentiment more firmly fixed, or more habitually recognized, than that of his entire dependence on God for every blessing, and the [...]

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Essay on the Sabbath Day-J.W. Henderson

Essay on the Sabbath Day–John W Henderson

ORIGIN OF THE SABBATH-
 
 
The custom of observing one day in seven as a season of rest from the ordinary pursuits of life is almost universal at the present day and discoverable also in the remote periods of the past; hence, inquiry concerning its origin is at once important and [...]

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