1765 HENRY SCOUGAL. Puritan Works with 18th Century "Methodist" Georgia Slave Plantation Provenance. AdventistA rather nicely preserved example of the works of the young puritan, Henry Scougal [1650 1678]. He was influential in the 17th century, but was brought into prominence during the Great Awakening by John Wesley, who issued an edition of his justly famed Life of God in the Soul of Man. And this connection plays into the story of this particular example, which bears the signature of 18th century Georgia Plantation owner, James Couper of Hamilton
saith the Lord
The Holy Bible: Containing the Old and New Testaments
Pages are a bit handled
International Bible Students Association
joy upon joy
Pastor of Faiths under Pauls
cost him his freedom for June and July of 1722
The Preaching of John Knox
On that day
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After a half hour search a much used card was discovered nd we all ordered steaks
May the Great Head of the church grant you his special presence