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Hidden Treasure

Of The Scripture

J. W. Proctor
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Pages
66
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

About

If God is perfect and unchangeable throughout all generations,
then why does the content of the church's message change from
one generation to the next? Consider this, that "Sinners in the
Hands of an Angry God" by Jonathan Edwards, which was
the catalyst for the first great awakening, and is considered by
many to be the greatest sermon in the English language, would
probably be rejected by many of today's churches as being
too judgmental and legalistic. We should also consider the
warning by Dietrich Bonhoeffer of cheap grace which is now so
prevalent in the sermons of today's churches. If we would revisit
the messages of the churches from times past, then it might be
possible to experience the same blessings in our midst that they
once experienced. This book has been written for Christians who
feel stagnant in their Christian experience and desire to take the
next step in their relationship with God.

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