1743 JOHN CENNICK. Sacred Hymns for the Use of Religious Societies. First Edition Great Awakening Hymnal! SpurgeonVery rare first edition of the second installment [they were issued separately] of John Cennick's scarce Great Awakening hymnals. Part III was not issued until 1745. To my recollection, this is the first we have handled. John Cennick [1718 1755] was a very early co laborer with both John Wesley and George Whitefield. When the two split, he side with Whitefield and joined the Calvinistic Methodists, then later the Moravians. Cennick, John. Sacred Hymns
Very attractive glazed mid-19th century bust of America's first President
We always love getting in a good example of this little gem
A really wonderfully preserved early edition of what amounts to John Bunyan's autobiography
Cotton Mather and Quick also published together The Young Mans Claim Unto the Sacrament of the Lords-Supper [Issued in Boston by Cotton and Increase]
Totteridge Road Baptist Chapel Pulpit
and that Lincoln's assassins were faithful Roman Catholics ultimately serving Pope Pius IX
The opposite
” He continued to serve his people faithfully until his death on 29 April 1706
And the Whole Test Opened
American Fundamentalists
It is the misery of sin
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