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Tarboro Press in Tarboro, North Carolina

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Tarboro Press

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1835

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NEA Baptist Association Holds Annual Pleasan das Session

The NEA Baptist Association met at Pleasant Pleins Mechine House Wayne county on October 25 1835 receiving seven churches joining thirty and baptizing sixty during the war period. A circular letter argues for true religion distinguishing heathen Rome and Christian practice condemning church corruption and theological schools.

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The False Religion Battlefield and the Antioch Converts

A polemical essay denounces Rome and Islam, argues for true Christian faith, and details how genuine conversion occurs through the Holy Spirit. It references Fox, Wickliffe, Buck on the Church, and Buck on the Whole Armor, tracing anti Catholic and Arminian critiques while praising Baptist reform and Antioch’s early Christians.

Bat Fox John Wickliffe Zuinglish Patrick Hamilton Martin Lower John Calvin Buck Church of Rome Rome Mahonet Mahomet Asosich John Tim Tuto Jesus Christ Antioch Stephen Viwenteia Cypres Uris Cyprus Cyrene Jesus Barnabas Parsus Saul St. Dual Lord Jesus Christ God Christ Arminuian

Melancholy Death at Muddy Creek Saw Mill

Jesse Converse died after an accident at his Muddy Creek saw mill when a saw struck him diagonally from shoulder to hip. The report notes four thousand candidates for Mississippi offices and details a separate acquittal case involving Captain Bossier and Bayless in Washington.

Jesse Converse Muddy Creek Crawford Penn Messenger Mississippi Bossier Baltimore Bayless Iris

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