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John Newton's Letters
(1725 - 1807)
Conformity to the world
Blemishes in Christian character
Man in his fallen estate
On Controversy
The practical influence of faith
The inefficacy of mere knowledge
The advantages of a state of poverty
Divine guidance
Desires Unrealized
Trust in the providence of God, and
benevolence to his poor
Extract of a letter to a student in divinity
Enjoyment of the pleasures of the present
life
A believer's frames
I was once blind, but now I see
Will the sins of believers be publicly
declared at the great day?
Family worship
The snares and difficulties attending the
ministry of the gospel
The propriety of a ministerial address to the
unconverted
The inward witness to the ground and reality
of faith
The doctrines of election and final
perseverance
Simplicity and godly sincerity
Love to the brethren
Candor
Christian experience
Grace in the Blade
Grace in the Ear
The Full Corn in the ear
On hearing sermons
Temptations
A Christian library
Thoughts on the exercise of social prayer
On the gradual increase of gospel
illumination
To a friend, on his recovery from illness
Communion with God
A word in season
A word to professors in trade
On faith, and the communion of saints
Union with Christ
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