Sermons preached in the African Protestant Episcopal Church of St. Thomas', Philadelphia

William Douglass

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NYPL RESEARCH LIBRARIES 3 3433 06826679 4 : S E ME N S PREACHED lifntan |r0trstant (Bp$t^^l €\\\xt\i ST. THOMAS', PHILADELPHIA. WM. DOUGLASS, Rector. PHILADELPHIA KING & BAIRD, PRS., No. 9 SANSOM STREET. 1854. Tf^VlNTWYORK njliUC LIBRARY I/-STf.R. r»g.,x ANO 1 ILUt U Mr IONS. 1903 TO THE CONGREGATION OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH, PHILADELPHIAST. THOMAS' PROTESTANT THE FOLLOWING SERMONS, PREPARED AND PREACHED FOR THEIR BENEFIT, ARE AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED, AS A SMALL EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE MANY TOKENSFOR THE OF ESTEEM AND LOVE THE AUTHORBESTOWED UPON DURING HIS PAROCHIAL LABORS AMONG THEM FOR THE PERIOD OF NINETEEN YEARS. Philadelphia, November, 1853. CONTENTS SERMON I. HOPE.THE GOD OF Pace- all joy andNow THE God of hope fill you with IN believing, THAT YE MAY ABOUND INPEACE HOLY GhOST.HOPE,THBOUGH the POWBB OF THE 9Rom. XV. 13 SERMON II. CHRIST.'peace in that in meI have spoken unto youThese things 29xvi. 33might have peace.—Jno.TB CONTENTS.6 SERMON III. SPIRITUAL PROSPERITY OF C.AIUS. Page. The eluf.i:, into thk wELL-nELOVED Gaius whom I LOVE IN THE TRUTH. BeLOYEU, I WISH ABOVE ALL PROSPER AND BETHINGS THAT THOU MAYEST PROSPERETH.IN HEALTH, EVEN AS THY SOUL For REJOICED greatly, when the BRETHRENI CAME AND TESTIFIED OF THE TRUTH THAT IS IN THEE, EVEN AS THOU WALKEST IN THE TRUTH. 3d Epis. Jno. 1, 2, 3 53 SERMON IV. MUTUAL FORBEARANCE AND FORGIVENESS.

Sujets

• Episcopal Church
• African American

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 11
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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NYPL RESEARCH LIBRARIES
3 3433 06826679 4:
S E ME N S
PREACHED
lifntan |r0trstant (Bp$t^^l €\\\xt\i
ST. THOMAS', PHILADELPHIA.
WM. DOUGLASS, Rector.
PHILADELPHIA
KING & BAIRD, PRS., No. 9 SANSOM STREET.
1854.Tf^VlNTWYORK
njliUC LIBRARY
I/-STf.R. r»g.,x ANO
1 ILUt U Mr IONS.
1903TO THE
CONGREGATION OF
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, PHILADELPHIAST. THOMAS' PROTESTANT
THE FOLLOWING SERMONS,
PREPARED AND PREACHED FOR THEIR BENEFIT,
ARE AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED,
AS A SMALL EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE
MANY TOKENSFOR THE
OF ESTEEM AND LOVE
THE AUTHORBESTOWED UPON
DURING HIS PAROCHIAL LABORS
AMONG THEM
FOR THE PERIOD OF NINETEEN YEARS.
Philadelphia, November, 1853.