The Works of God in Relation to the Church in General and Our Own Land in Particular, especially in the Last Century, considered in a Sermon delivered in West-Springfield, on the 1st day of the Nineteenth Century.

Singerman ID: supp3022

Year: 1801

Entry: Lathrop, Joseph. The Works of God in Relation to the Church in General, and Our Own Land in Particular, especially in West-Springfield, on the 1st day of the Nineteenth Century. Springfield, [Mass.]: Printed by Ashley & Brewer, M, DCCC, I. 26, [1] p.

Author/Editor: Lathrop, Joseph

Location: Springfield, MA

Holdings: In most academic libraries

Title: The Works of God in Relation to the Church in General and Our Own Land in Particular, especially in the Last Century, considered in a Sermon delivered in West-Springfield, on the 1st day of the Nineteenth Century.

Printer/Publisher: Printed by Ashley & Brewer

Language: English

Notes: Lathrop states that the Jews in Roman Palestine were "the first persecutors of the Christian Church." He also asserts, "Their rejection of the gospel of Christ was the direct cause of their destruction" (p. 7). "The day is coming, when the kingdom of Christ will overspread the world, and God will purge out of it all things that offend. ... Great alterations must be made before the gospel can have a general spread. Ignorant nations must be enlightened and arbitrary governments reformed. The paganism of heathens, the delusion of mahometans, the infidelity of Jews, the superstition of papists, the corruptions of protestants, the stupidity and formality of nominal Christians, must all be removed. ... Let us diligently promote the faith and practice of religion within the circle of our own influence ..." (pp. 24-25). Half-title: Dr. Lathrop’s Century Sermon. S & S 796 (duplicated by 791, Century Sermon).