Pulpit Preaching Versus Moralism in Hardened Faith
A historical reflection criticizes ministers who abandon gospel truths for philosophy and natural religion. It argues that neglecting Christ and salvation diminishes genuine Christian faith, urging ministers to preach Christ crucified and to avoid mere moralizing detached from salvation. The piece cites Paul and Augustine as contrasting models and warns that shifting toward atheistic or pagan precedents erodes devotion.
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Athria
Reabanee
Apostle
Paul
Christ
God
Peace prospects and Paris war news from Belgrade to Rastadt
Reports from Buonaparte and European capitals describe continued warlike preparations and cautious peace prospects. Intercepted dispatches, negotiations at Rastadt, and replies from Prussia and Denmark signal pressure over the Rhine tolls, boundaries, and sweeping concessions, amid fears of northern coalitions and ongoing diplomatic maneuvering.
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Buonaparte
Leqt
Great Pyramid
Neckties and Orders Rally Turks in Pafwan Oglou’s Attack
From Semlin reports on Nov 1 recount a nocturnal venture by Pafwan Oglou who rallied his entire force and wrecked the Captain Pacha camp, killing many Turks. The pursuers failed to seize the baggage as the Pacha’s tents were burned to keep them from the enemy.
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Palwan Oglou
Belgrade
Alwan Oylou
Pacha
Aig Urs
Mie
Jon Kock
Oldenburg
Rife
Sweden
Rastadt
France
Buderich
Lower Rhine
Vienna
Stuttsia
Rome
Oes O
Fior
Petteé
Papire
Trieste
Constantinople
Nelson
Semlin
Pafwan Oglou
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