Richard Cook, a good man, who lived in the next house to Mr. Baxter at Kidderminster, was seized with melancholy, which ended in madness. The most skilful help was obtained, but all in vain. While he was in this state, some good persons wished to meet to fast and pray in behalf of the sufferer; …
Author: J. R. Phillips
SALVATION INDEED There is not one in a thousand that seems to have any true conception of salvation—either what it is, or how it is accomplished. It is the practice of many to describe it as a thing that depends upon a man’s own exertions, or partly upon a man’s own exertions and partly upon …