Pious discourse on atonement and rebellion among believers
A lengthy sermon extols the crucifixion of Christ as the ultimate pardon for infinite offences and rebels. It lauds faith in revelation, notes Jesus’ humility, and urges gratitude, love, and unity among believers, citing Paul and Youngs Night. It shifts to wartime dispatches from Holland and Vienna, detailing Austrian and Prussian movements, skirmishes, and troop concentrations across Saxony, Silesia, and Thuringia, with various fortifications and marches reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Jerusalem
Apostle
St. Paul
Christ
Oschatz
Empire
Luszinski
Zeitz
Bredow
Neustadt
Neiss
Laudohn
Grotkau
Thuringia
Saalfeld
Naumburgh
Army of the Empire
Berlin
Meifferi
Magdeburgh
Torgau
Prince of Anhalt
Nurenberg
Lafzink
Wurtzburgh
Nigffioffen
Prussia
Bohemia
Fulda
Ferdinand
Brunswick
Hamburd
Bremen
Wolterden
Hadeler
Keding
Wolffen
Hamburgh
Pomierania
Swedih Arihy
Pomerania
Scania
S Holm
Crown of
Sweden
Teé
Burgh
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High Heavens Orchestra
Mana
Young
Tdeinmg
Yeterday
Holland
Vienna
Lafcy
Silesia
Stenhl