Divine Government And Unity Of Purpose: A Discourse Delivered On St.george's Day, April 23d, 1882
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"Divine Government And Unity Of Purpose: A Discourse Delivered On St. George's Day, April 23d, 1882" presents a compelling sermon by Benjamin Franklin DeCosta. This historical discourse explores themes of divine governance and unity of purpose within a Christian framework, delivered on the occasion of St. George's Day.
DeCosta's work provides valuable insights into religious and social thought during the late 19th century. The sermon reflects on the significance of faith and collective goals in the context of the era's challenges and opportunities. Scholars and readers interested in religious history, sermon literature, and the cultural context of the period will find this work a significant contribution to understanding the intersections of religion and society.
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