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The man in the river is named Naaman. He had a very dreadful disease called the leprosy. It made sores come out over his body. No doctor could cure him, and he came to Elisha to be cured. Elisha told him to go and bathe in the river Jordan. And now he is bathing there, and he will be well. All these men who are with him are his servants, for Naaman is a very great and rich man. His chariot is waiting for him until he comes out of the river. It was God who made the water cure Namaan, because Elisha prayed it might cure him.

Naaman and Gehazi

A Sermon preached at Bethesda Chapel, Great George Street, Bristol, on Sunday Evening, May 2nd, 1897. _____ 2 Kings v. _____ A GREAT man was Naaman, a very great man,…

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The Beloved of the Lamb

A Sermon preached at Bethesda Chapel, Great George Street Bristol, on Whit-Sunday Evening, June 6th, 1897. _____ Revelation vii., 9-17. _____ “AFTER this I beheld, and, lo, a great multitude,…

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The Lord’s Prayer

A Sermon preached at Bethesda Chapel, Great George Street, Bristol, on Sunday Evening, March 21st, 1897. _____ And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for…

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The Twenty-Third Psalm

A Sermon preached at Bethesda Chapel. Great George Street, Bristol, on Sunday Evening, June 20th, 1897—Jubilee Sunday. _____ The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me…

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Knowing God’s Will

Knowing God's Will By: Winkie Pratney "How can I know the will of God?" If you haven't asked this question openly or secretly, you are probably not a Christian. Walk…

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The Stone of Destiny

The Stone of Destiny Stone of Destiny...Now Back in Scotland! As most of you know, the Stone has now been moved from England to Scotland.For the benefit of those who…

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SHORT UTTERANCES

For particular Hours of the Night, and of the Day. O THOU, who inspirest thy saints with songs in the night; and givest whole- some sleep to thy beloved; whose…

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