1848 LLOYD C. PHILIPS. The New Birth. Rare Ohio Revivalist - Second Great Awakening. Congregational

1848 LLOYD C. PHILIPS. The New Birth. Rare Ohio Revivalist - Second Great Awakening. CongregationalA very scarce work by a Cincinnati area divine of whom we trace very little bibliographic or biographic information. The work itself is heavily influenced by Second Great Awakening conversion preaching after the manner of Asahel Nettleton and others of the "Old School," as opposed to the "decision" oriented preaching of Finney, Burchard, etc., His phrasing and terminology are seemingly heavily influenced by Philip Doddridge's Rise and Progress of

as a memento of his descendent

With Two Illustrations

the First General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America was held in Philadelphia with its moderator none other than Rev

worthy of preservation

Howard Malcolm Ticknor (Journalist)

The most biting section being the "Pro-Slavery Catechism

*Romanism Incompatible with Republicanism

The Slave Question

” Douglas would one day declare

apparently on theological grounds

A Missionary Address from China

in which many students were converted