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God's Word, Man's Light and Guide : A Course of Lectures on the Bible, Before the New York Sunday School Association (Classic Reprint)
God's Word, Man's Light and Guide : A Course of Lectures on the Bible, Before the New York Sunday School Association (Classic Reprint)
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Author(s): Taylor, Taylor
ISBN No.: 9781331121145
Pages: 280
Year: 201507
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 15.36
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Excerpt from God's Word, Man's Light and Guide: A Course of Lectures on the Bible, Before the New York Sunday School Association The Course of Lectures comprising this volume was given before the New York Sunday-School Association, during the past winter, 1876-7. At the commencement no thought of their publication was entertained; it became apparent, however, very early in the course, that the interest awakened by them could not be satisfied by their delivery only: and in answer to the frequent and urgent requests of the Sunday-school public, application was made to the authors for their manuscripts for publication. The result is seen in the present volume, which is put forth with the confident expectation that not only many who were unable to hear the lectures, but a large number of those who did, will desire to preserve this volume among their choice reading. It should be stated, in justice to those whose names are annexed to the lectures, that each is held responsible only for the opinions expressed by himself. 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.


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