Works of Benjamin Wills Newton; Volume 8
This is Volume 8 of the collected "Works of Benjamin Wills Newton," a prominent figure in 19th-century religious thought. Newton was a key leader within the Plymouth Brethren movement, and his writings offer significant insights into the theological debates and spiritual concerns of his time.
This volume likely contains a range of Newton's writings, including theological treatises, biblical expositions, and perhaps correspondence addressing various religious and social issues. Students of church history, 19th-century religious movements, and the development of evangelical theology will find this a valuable resource. Newton's work provides primary source material for understanding the nuances of Brethren theology and its impact on Victorian religious life.
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