Lectures on Revivals of Religion (Classic Reprint)

The following Lectures were delivered during the preceding autumn and winter, to the congregation with which the author is connected, in the ordinary course of his public ministrations. The grand object at which he has aimed has been to vindicate and advance the cause of genuine revivals of religion; and in doing this he has endeavored to distinguish between a genuine revival and a spurious excitement; to defend revivals against the cavils of their opposers ;to show the causes which operate to prevent or retard them ;to exhibit the agency of God, and the instrumentality of men, by which they are produced and sustained; to guide the inquiring sinner and establish the young convert; to guard against the abuses to which revivals are liable, and to anticipate the glorious results to which they must lead.
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