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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NEA Baptist Association
Pleasan
Whyhe County
Thomas Do
Lark Bennett
Ier
Aul
Wo Wallace
Hpi Bysaniwel Moore
Ichabod Moore
Lewer
Herches
White Oak
Pleasant Pleins Mechine
Wayne County
Reneveo BarroRen
God
Cain
Garden of Paradise
Ant
Goliah I Gath
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
Daniel the Mpler
Church of
Rome
Jesus Christ
Christ
St. Peter
Purgatory
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.
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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.
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Jesse Converse
Muddy Creek
Crawford
Penn
Messenger
Mississippi
Bossier
Baltimore
Bayless
Iris
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