William Ingraham Kip Livres

A collection of essays on lesser-known stories and figures from the Bible, including parts of the Old Testament and the Apocrypha. Written by an American bishop and scholar, this book offers a refreshing and insightful look at some of the more obscure corners of biblical history and theology.

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Focusing on moral introspection, this sermon addresses the collective wrongdoings of society, urging listeners to acknowledge and repent for their national sins. Delivered in St. Paul's Church in Albany, it reflects the religious and social concerns of the era, emphasizing the need for spiritual renewal and accountability. The message resonates with themes of repentance, community responsibility, and the importance of faith in overcoming societal shortcomings.

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