The Believer's Confidence in a Faithful God and the Needless Triumph of His Enemies Considered, in a Sermon, Preached on Lord's Day Morning, November 23, 1817, at Seven O'clock, at the Surrey Tabernacle

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In an era marked by spiritual tumult and societal change, J. Church’s "The Believer's Confidence in a Faithful God and the Needless Triumph of His Enemies Considered, in a Sermon, Preached on Lord's Day Morning, November 23, 1817, at Seven O'clock, at the Surrey Tabernacle" offers a profound exploration of faith. This sermon delves into the enduring theme of believers' unshakeable trust in divine providence while confronting the tangible struggles posed by adversaries. With eloquent reflections on the nature of faith and the challenges of persecution, Church articulates the essence of spiritual resilience. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this work serves as a vital resource for understanding the intersection of faith and adversity in a transformative period.

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