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12 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 6L
T H E
Christian Nation
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of God's Commandment to "Remember the Sabbath day to keep
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7th. Opposing the use of alcohol as a beverage and of
tobacco and all narcotics in any form.
Sth. Opposing all oath-bound secret organizations and
school fraternities.
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" T H E G O V E N A N T E R P A S T O R "
BY THE REV. PROr. R. J. GEORGE, D. D.
With Foreword bv Rev. Wm. McLeod George
And Frontispiece Portrait of the Author.
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thoroughly equip himself for his duties. Every Christian doctrine
and department of Church activity treated in this volume is made attractive.
A preacher who made the doctrine of Election simple and
winsome to children, and strengthening and comforting to doubting
adults, is at work in this great book, talking to the Christian worker
with a charm of manner that showed itself in all his work, and that
greatly distinguished him among men. Dr. George, in "The Covenanter
Pastor," as Christ's under shepherd, leads his readers to the
green pastures and by the quiet waters, and the reader is filledwith
new strength, and new desire, and new consecration. It is a book to
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