The King of Books sermon by Talmage at Lakeside Ohio
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage delivers a Lakeside sermon on The King of Books praising the Bible as divinely inspired, right in its authenticity and consistency. He argues archaeology and history support scripture, contrasts biblical literature with classical writers, and urges readers to value the Bible as guide and solace forever.
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