Bible Temperance In Three Discourses: Delivered On The Evenings Of The Third, Fourth And Fifth Sabbaths Of August, 1841, In The First Associate Reform
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Bible Temperance In Three Discourses, delivered by Joseph McCarrell in August 1841, presents a compelling argument for temperance based on biblical teachings. These sermons, originally given at the First Associate Reformed Church in Newburgh, explore the moral and spiritual dimensions of temperance, advocating for a life of moderation and self-control.
McCarrell's discourses delve into the scriptures, offering interpretations that support the temperance movement. This work provides historical context to the temperance debates of the 19th century and offers insights into the religious and social values that shaped the era. Readers interested in the intersection of religion and social reform will find McCarrell's arguments both historically significant and thought-provoking.
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