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God’s Judgments for National Sins

Sermon arguing the nation's civil war and social evils are God's judgments for national sins—rejection of the Gospel, idolatry, Sabbath profanation, immorality, and slavery. It calls for national repentance.

The Extent of the Missionary Enterprise

Spring argues the missionary field is the whole world; the Gospel and Christ's atonement are sufficient for all nations, and the Great Commission requires global evangelism.

The Sabbath a Blessing to Mankind

Gardiner Spring argues the Sabbath is divinely instituted and perpetual, promoting public worship, education (Sunday schools), moral virtue, social order, and national prosperity.

Christian Tithing a Privilege

A Presbyterian pamphlet urging Christians to adopt the tithe (a tenth) as a systematic principle of stewardship. It argues tithing fosters spiritual growth, funds the church, and guards against the perils of money.

What Hymn?

Argues Jesus and disciples sang the Great Hallel (Pss. 113–118) at the Last Supper, surveys the Psalms' role in OT/NT, early church and Reformation, and urges continued Psalm singing.

The Praying Mother

A pastoral tract urging mothers to pray, teach family worship, and nurture their children's faith through Scripture and example to secure their salvation.

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