Scriptural Duty and Prayer in Bible Society Debates
The speaker urges Christians to unite in prayer within Bible Societies only with clear doctrinal confession of the Triune God. He argues Churchmen and Dissenters must prioritize God's honor over personal preferences, cites Evangelical Alliance precedent, condemns mixed memberships, and recalls Archbishop Thaleta’s stand against prayer that is not explicit, warning of spiritual harm from compromised unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thron
Bible Society
Religious Tract Society
Evangelical Alliance
Oratotrue
British and Foreign Bible Society
Thaleta
Tutan
Hibernian Bible Society
Dublin
Prayer and union in Bible Society debate 1849
The letter argues for scriptural principle and non compromise in church prayer within the Bible Society affair. It questions the inclusion of public prayer in mixed assemblies and contemplates ministerial orders, noting potential conflict with bishops and dissenters. It warns that the committee's ruling may not settle the controversy and urges fair temper and clear principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentonville
P.S
British and Foreign Bible Society
Thelwall
Binney
Burnet
Committee of the Bible Society
France. Cholera and a Working Class in Monod Pamphlet
From Paris June 25 a lengthy report on political repression in France and the cholera era. The piece notes arrests and prosecutions, club suspensions, and press restrictions as the government tightens control while elections approach. It discusses Monod’s pamphlet arguing for church reform and retreat from the established church, and reflects on the social distress from overcrowded districts and the need for housing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exié
Paris
Trappenra
Jane
Siegro
Lyons
Rome
Oudinot
Roman Republic
Republic
Legislative Assembly
Friends of
M. de Lamartine
France
M. de Lesseps
Nore
Anon
M. Thiers
Qdilon W Burrot
Burrot
M. Barrot
M. ‘Thiers
Louvre
Tuileries
M. Monod
Bequests to Missions Tested by Costs and Conscience
A Stirling woman's legacies to United Presbyterian Mission, London Missionary Society, Moravian Missions, London Bible Society and local charities prompt critique. The writer argues bequests entail taxes and probate costs, reducing gifts by at least fifteen percent, plus professional fees and litigation risks, urging care in directing funds to benevolent institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinnungh
Stirling
United Presbyterian Church
London Missionary Society
Moravian Missions
London Bible Society
Christ
England
Scotland
Yfinburgh
Religious Tract Society
Thy
Bible Society
Edin
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Foreign Correspondence
M. Adolphe Monod
Justico
Van
Italy
Foulotica
Montlouis
Club of the Acacias
Thelwalt
Church of Jesus Christ
Atate
Tfl
Jesus Christ
Wome
Presbyterian Patueas