The Old Church in the New Land

The Old Church in the New Land Lectures on Church History (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from The Old Church in the New Land: Lectures on Church History
The names given to books do not always give a clear idea of their purpose. The title of this little book, however, admirably suggests its story. The truths are not new. They are known to scholars, and known to many who would not claim that name, but are only plain readers and thinkers. But old truths need to be often told. Each generation has to learn them for itself. And the same old truths may be truthfully told in new ways. Many who already love the Church, and are sure of its identity with the Church which our Saviour founded, will hold that conviction more firmly and see more clearly as this new telling traces the course of its continuous history, and throws its light on every link of the "unbroken chain" which binds us in America, to the first believers in Jerusalem.
"The Old Church in the New Land."
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Book information

ISBN: 9781330840344
Publisher: Fb &C Ltd
Imprint: Forgotten Books
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Number of pages: 308
Weight: 413g
Height: 229mm
Width: 152mm
Spine width: 17mm