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id: 30769
title: The Baptist Magazine, Vol. 27, January, 1835
author: Various
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  respective States; and an Act of Congress to emancipate the _slaves_ in therefore, feel that it is right to use language or adopt measures which It is some time since the Christian public has heard of any measure rendered their account to God. The flight of _time_ calls upon the D.D., Author of "The Present State of the Greek Church in Russia," and "The Present State of the Greek Church in Russia." His travels in the to follow Truth wherever it may lead._ By a MEMBER OF THE CHURCH OF different times, through a long series of years, by the reading to God and to Christ for the blessings of providence and grace, can hearty co-operation of all our churches in the great work--the entering many years, the respected pastor of the church of Christ at Worstead, Baptist Missionary Society, conducted by the Rev. W. _Contributions received on account of the Baptist Missionary Society,


id: 4283
title: Brazilian Sketches
author: Ray, T. B. (T. Bronson)
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  It is a beautiful city and offers a wide field for missionary work. paid evangelists in this mission, but a great many church members are to serve in a large way the moral good of his people and we thank God literature, a Home Mission Board to develop the missionary work in the heathen country, viz., the gospel is not preached to the people. We come back to it--the gospel is not preached in Brazil except as it very good church at this place which has suffered cruel persecution. Pernambuco for a missionary to come and organize them into a church. Mr. Vidal The missionary went back a few times and soon a church of one-third of the 142 Baptist Churches organized in Brazil worship in churches at home to send out an adequate number of missionaries to to preach the gospel to the people.


id: 11449
author: Carey, William
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  glorious things to the heathen world by sending his gospel to them, world; for Paul and Silas, when forbidden to preach to those heathens, preaching the gospel to a great congregation of jews and proselytes, In the time of this trouble in the church, Philip went and preached at to preach to the greeks in that city about the same time, and had good carry on the glorious work of preaching the gospel to the heathen to a house preaching the kingdom of God, and teaching those things which captive, who preached the gospel; by which means the inhabitants upon And at this present time, Mr. Kirkland and Mr. Sergeant are employed in the same good work, and God has considerably I shall divide into Christian, Jewish, Mahometan, and Pagan; and shall great mean of carrying on the work of God; and perhaps it may imply

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  An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens In Which the Religious State of the Different Nations of the World, the Success of Former Undertakings, and the Practicability of Further Undertakings, Are Considered


id: 37583
title: The Baptist Magazine, Vol. 27, 1835
author: Various
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  The highly respected subject of this memoir was the youngest son of Mr. Boswell Brandon Beddome, who for many years filled the office of a God unto eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord." Soon after I began, said he, to preach the gospel of Christ at Everton, good old man to my friend, you shall pray with me. and feelings of our churches in this country, respecting revival subjects are as follow: "On the Divine nature--On the Eternity of God, the Atonement of Jesus Christ--On God, as the Original of Man''s Love to hope, that day when the world itself shall become the church, of men for those of God. You mean to say, said she, that the Church of work of Christ, and the gospel of the grace of God. On the 20th of July I went to read to the house of one James McPartlin,


id: 40252
title: The Baptist Magazine, Vol. 27, 1835
author: Various
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  our friends, the ministry of that eminent servant of God, the Rev. A. Rev. John Townsend opened by prayer and reading the Scriptures. "My dear brother and faithful friend, ever yours affectionately, The service of the church of England was read by the Rev. Mr. I doubt not, was the happy case of this faithful servant of God) shall time, about the year 1250, appears from the passage in his questions: The Rev. Robert Compton, late minister of the General Baptist church and perish!" From this time he began to seek the Lord by prayer, and reading the year 1816, and was ordained pastor over the General Baptist church great affection, he continued to labour almost to the time of his death. late of Mazepond, London, stated the nature of a gospel church; Mr. Hughes offered the ordination prayer; Dr. Steadman delivered the charge, The Baptist church at Lynn appears to have been formed about the year


id: 40542
title: The Baptist Magazine, Vol. 27, June 1835
author: Various
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  to the Lord, was baptized by Mr. Thomas, and received into the church. into the first English Baptist Church, in Abergavenny; the Rev. M. Lord''s-day, a church of seventeen persons was organised, Mr. W. On the following Lord''s-day, Aug. 10th, Mr. Williams of Ryeford preached his funeral discourse, from ordinance to the church, but by following up the principles of the New Pastor of the Church in Eagle Street, London, and twenty years Conducted by Members of the Relief Church._--No. 27, for March last, contains a Review of Mr. Anderson''s Funeral Sermon The following important and interesting case of the Baptist Church in Exeter, described the nature of a Christian church; the Rev. S. as the pastor of the Baptist church meeting in Providence Chapel, Saunders, for nine years pastor of the Baptist church assembling in I then call a church-meeting, read over the names of those


id: 42518
title: Talks to Farmers
author: Spurgeon, C. H. (Charles Haddon)
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  friends, if God has given us any power to do good, pray let us do it, Christian man working not at all for his Lord; how shall I speak of him? harvest of good wheat, by laboring for Christ, we shall grow tares to be You have let things alone till your heart is covered with sins like 4. I shall ask you also to consider the works of God in nature in their travail of the Son of God shall not bring forth a scanty good. Lord comes to plough the heart of man he ploughs all day, and herein is When God''s Holy Spirit brings a man to downright earnest prayer which soul of man, as to know God and his Christ? the springing comes, and we know that there is work for God to do soon come, when God''s people shall no longer be like a lone tuft of


