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The Spiritual Death and Life of the Believer

Sermon on Galatians 2:20 explaining the believer's union with Christ: death to sin and the law, and new spiritual life by faith leading to sanctification and mortification of sin.
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Sermons Historical and Characteristical

Collection of historical, character-focused sermons by William Linn (1791) on biblical figures—Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, Daniel, Jonah—published to instruct readers, especially youth.
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A Treatise Against Detraction, in Ten Sections

Preface and treatise against detraction (slander). A pastor exposes its sources, dangers, and remedies, urging Christian charity, holy conduct, and dedication to God's work.
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The Church History of Geneva [2nd copy]

OCR excerpt of 'The Church History of Geneva' (1732) describing Geneva's Reformation, its leaders (Calvin, Beza), church government, and Divine providence.
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The Church History of Geneva [1st copy]

Prefatory material and table of contents for a history of the Church of Geneva, covering its pre-Christian state, the Reformation, key pastors (Calvin, Farel, Viret), and divine providence.
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A Discourse on Psalmody

Defense of including Christ, the Gospel, and New Testament revelation in Christian psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs; argues against restricting worship singing to Old Testament psalmody.
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