Substance of a Sermon on the Bible Society / preached at Beccles, October 29th, and at St. Mary's Church Bungay, on Friday, Dec. 1st, 1815
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A pulpit address frames the command to preach the gospel as an enduring obligation to circulate the Holy Scriptures, defining the gospel as the biblical message of human sin, Christ's atonement, and the means of assurance and moral guidance. It rebuts objections to spreading Scripture without supplemental comment, insists this duty applies to Christians generally and to Protestants and Anglicans in particular, and advocates an inclusive national Bible society that unites denominations. The sermon contrasts such cooperative efforts with more restricted church societies, cites wide distribution and multilingual translations as proof of efficacy, and urges continued support for scripture dissemination.
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