Heaven or an Earnest and Scriptural Inquiry Into the Abode of the Sainted Dead (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover
Synopsis
Exploring heaven as a real home for the faithful, rooted in Protestant scripture and comfort.
This edition presents a clear, scriptural look at life after death, emphasizing heaven as a tangible place where the saints find rest, joy, and fellowship. It argues for a traditional, Protestant understanding of the hereafter and offers reflections aimed at comforting readers facing loss and longing for a better country.
Readers will encounter a careful examination of where heaven lies, how the soul travels after death, and how earthly hope interacts with eternal promise. The author blends thoughtful interpretation with practical reflections to guide devotional thinking and strengthen faith in the life to come.
- Clear questions about heaven as a place, its nature, and its fit for the saints.
- Arguments and reflections designed to comfort the bereaved and believers alike.
- Connections between scripture, belief, and everyday faith in the face of death.
Ideal for readers of devotional theology and those seeking thoughtful, scripturally grounded perspectives on life after death.
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About the Author
Henry Harbaugh (1817 1867) was a writer, carpenter, and pastor of the German Reformed Church in Pennsylvania. He was a professor at Mercersburg Theological Seminary, the founder of the periodicals Mercersburg Review and Reformed Messenger, and the author of many books on the history of the German Reformed Church.
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