Sermon on Lazarus and the Creed in a 19th Century Tone
The speaker blends biblical narrative with a call to replace old creeds with a new one. He uses Lazarus’s resurrection at Bethany to urge freeing religious binds and embracing a living faith. He critiques Calvinist fixed doctrines, favors modern interpretation, and invites believers to trust Christ for salvation rather than rigid creed. The sermon contrasts logic and metaphysics with heartfelt faith and imagines the afterlife as a voyage toward the heavenly shore rather than a perilous crossing.
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America Leads the Wartz at Moka Lori Export
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