1791 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. A Collection of Hymns for Social Worship. Rare Great Awakening Hymnal. CongregationalExamples of George Whitefield's hymnal are quite scarce on the market these days. Quite a nice little example, inscribed as a gift by Rev. John Hill of Ravenstonedale. The hymnal provides a unique insight into Whitefield's view of hymnody, worship, and the experienced theology of the Great Awakening, subjects Whitefield said little on directly. Whitefield, George. A Collection of Hymns for Social Worship: More Particularly Designed for the Use of the
a Glimpse of Zion's Glory
Like many children of slaves
killing him instantly
The brign spots on cheek
he believed the return of Christ was eminent
and the Faith of the Saints
King George believed that the Methodists had played a vital role in stabilizing and preserving England during the volatile 18th century
and served as secretary
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How could I obtain this favour either at your house or your brethren
It is ended with a six stanza hymn by John Griffith of Glandwr
A Description of the Day of Judgment