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What has the author Rosewell Messinger written?
Rosewell Messinger has written: 'A sermon, preached at York, October 21, 1798' 'A sermon, preached at the ordination of the Rev. James Boyd'
What as the first church Dr Martin Luther King Jr preached in?
st. James
Who were James Thornwell Charles Hodge and Albert Barnes?
Protestant ministers who wrote and preached on the subject of slavery.
What has the author James Weston Pratt written?
James Weston Pratt has written: 'A sermon: (the recognition of God in civic life) preached in ... St. Lawrence Jewry'
What has the author James Wilkinson written?
James Wilkinson has written: 'A sermon, preached at St. Paul's church, in Sheffield, upon the occasion of the opening of the general infirmary'
Who were James Henry Thornwell Charles Hodge and Albert Barnes?
Protestant ministers who wrote and preached on the subject of slavery.
What has the author James Denham written?
James Denham has written: 'Revivals of religion and means of obtaining them. A sermon, preached before the General Synod of Ulster, July the 7th, 1840'
What is the past tense of preached?
Preached is the past tense of preach.
How did St. James the Greater become a saint?
James accepted Our Lord's invitation to become an apostle. He preached the Gospel and he died the death of a martyr which meant automatic sainthood to the early Christian community.
What has the author George Baddelley written?
George Baddelley has written: 'Sermons on several subjects' 'Several discourses preached at St. James's, Westminster'
What did Saint James the Greater do to become a saint?
Saint James the Greater became a saint due to his role as one of the original twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. He preached the gospel in Spain and later was martyred for his faith in Jerusalem. He is highly revered in Christianity as a patron saint of pilgrims.
What has the author James Maury Fountaine written?
James Maury Fountaine has written: 'A sermon preached by the Rev. James Maury Fountaine, at the funeral of Mrs. Frances Page, wife of John Page, Esq; of Rosewell, on the [blank] day of February 1787'
