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The while he was preaching about the colony and exhorting from door to door, he
developed his plan for the Orphan House that was first conceived by Governor
Oglethorpe and Charles Wesley. He made it his own project and it proved to be ...
The while he was preaching about the colony and exhorting from door to door, he
developed his plan for the Orphan House that was first conceived by Governor
Oglethorpe and Charles Wesley. He made it his own project and it proved to be ...
Page 47
And yet again in Charles H. Gabriel's “Sail On! Sail On!” From Charleston,
Whitefield went by boat to Savannah where, on March 25, 1740, he laid the first
brick of the Orphan House, naming it Bethesda, or “House of Mercy.” Already forty
...
And yet again in Charles H. Gabriel's “Sail On! Sail On!” From Charleston,
Whitefield went by boat to Savannah where, on March 25, 1740, he laid the first
brick of the Orphan House, naming it Bethesda, or “House of Mercy.” Already forty
...
Page 59
and returned a fifth time for a year's stay in 1754 with twenty destitute little recruits
for the Orphan House. On a two thousand mile circuit, he preached in Carolina,
Georgia, Philadelphia, New York and New England. In one of his sermons he ...
and returned a fifth time for a year's stay in 1754 with twenty destitute little recruits
for the Orphan House. On a two thousand mile circuit, he preached in Carolina,
Georgia, Philadelphia, New York and New England. In one of his sermons he ...
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Contents
CHAPTER PAce | 3 |
THE Voice IN THE WILDERNEss | 9 |
THE EdwardEAN HELL 2 I | 21 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Evangelized America |
| Author | Grover Cleveland Loud |
| Publisher | L. MacVeagh, The Dial Press, 1928 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 373 pages |
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