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1862 ARMY COMMITTEE OF THE YMCA. Divine Providence and Remarkable Escapes from Peril. Civil War. SermonsA wonderful survivor gifted by the Army Committee of the Young Men's Christan Association of Philadelphia, with lithographed label, to John M. Clark of the 62nd Pennsylvania Regiment, so signed by him on both the pastedown and the ffep. The stories inside are designed both to encourage faith and hope in those young Christian men serving the Union Cause, and also to directly turn soldiers to Christ as a resource during the brutalities and dangers of
and divide with him the silent instruction of the surging
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such as fear God
but by love serve one another
Its end is to promote the glory of Christ in the salvation of all who believe
Nesbit was missionary at India and died in 1855
he edited the works of William Fenner and introduced the publication of a tract from Thomas Shepard
and experimental devotion in the home and also as an aid to the pastorate
It began a tradition of attempting to give a precise date to the first moment of Creation
the plant of renown
to the 15th Day of February
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