THE GREAT AND TENDER CONCERN OF FAITHFUL MINISTERS FOR THE SOULS OF THEIR PEOPLE, SHOULD POWERFULLY EXCITE THEM ALSO, TO LABOUR AFTER THEIR OWN SALVATION. A SERMON, PREACHED AT DANBURY, SEPTEMBER 19TH, 1770, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND EBENEZER BALDWIN. BY THE REVEREND NAPHTALI DAGGETT, PRESIDENT OF YALE-COLLEGE, IN NEW-HAVEN, AND PROFESSOR OF DIVINITY IN THE SAME
Published by Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, New Haven, 1770
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32pp, untrimmed and stitched with the half title. Toned, moderately spotted at the last several leaves. Good+. President Daggett's Sermon is from Galatians IV. 19, a discussion of the Apostle Paul, who "had been the principal instrument in spreading and planting the Christian Religion in Galatia, and the adjacent parts of Asia Minor." Paul's "excellent and animated epistle to the Galatians" responded to "false teachers, who meanly endeavoured to sink his character, and destroy his influence with these converts to Christianity." The Charge to Reverend Baldwin is given by Reverend Elijah Sill of New-Fairfield; and the Right Hand of Fellowship by Reverend Joseph Peck, also of New-Fairfield. Evans 11621. Trumbull 538. ESTC W12508.
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- THE GREAT AND TENDER CONCERN OF FAITHFUL MINISTERS FOR THE SOULS OF THEIR PEOPLE, SHOULD POWERFULLY EXCITE THEM ALSO, TO LABOUR AFTER THEIR OWN SALVATION. A SERMON, PREACHED AT DANBURY, SEPTEMBER 19TH, 1770, AT THE ORDINATION OF THE REVEREND EBENEZER BALDWIN. BY THE REVEREND NAPHTALI DAGGETT, PRESIDENT OF YALE-COLLEGE, IN NEW-HAVEN, AND PROFESSOR OF DIVINITY IN THE SAME
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- Daggett, Naphtali
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- Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green, New Haven
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- 1770
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