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William Booth saw the poverty and suffering that surrounded him in the streets of Nottingham and the East End of London but he could not have imagined that the organization he founded would have such a world-wide impact

The repeated editions of Flavel’s Works bear their own witness to his popularity: five times were The Works of John Flavel issued in the 18th century and at least three times in the 19th

At the very center of history stands the person of Jesus Christ

The qualities which have given Hodge's commentaries such a wide and enduring market are readily to be seen

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Pure Church John Davenant William Booth saw the povertyOver recent years there has been a growing concern for the health of gospel churches. This is to be applauded wherever it is found. But very often that concern has come down to the introduction of a few new items to the church agenda a Christian foundations course here or a discipleship course there. However, the agenda of this book is different. The vision of this book, which we believe is a New Testament vision, is that the whole way a church should