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1639. TURQUAND, PAUL. (SC; Luth., Epis.; 1735-1786; ord. 1766; in SC 1753-1786)
“[When I have [a] convenient season, I will call for thee.]” [1786] cover sheet + 11
+ 4 blank pp. [Acc. No. 1706]
Repository: South Carolina Historical Society, Charleston, SC
Bib. Ref.: Acts. C. 24. V. 25. And as he reasoned of Righteousness, Temperance, &
Judgement to co[me] Felix trembled, & answered, Go thy ways for this time, when I
have [a] convenient season, I will call for thee.
Commentary: This is the eighteenth sermon of volume II (see accession number
1688). Note on the sermon reads “Sunday Octr. 20th. Chappel. 27th. Church, Novr.
3d. Orangeburgh. 1786 Jany. 15th. Amelia. Feby. 19th. Chappel.” Some text is lost
where the manuscript has broken away from the gutter.
Keywords: righteousness; temperance; Felix; gospel ministry; Paul. teachings of;
1640. TURQUAND, PAUL. (SC; Luth., Epis.; 1735-1786; ord. 1766; in SC 1753-1786)
“[When the fulness of the Time was come, God sent forth h[is] Son.]” [1766-1786]
11 + 1 blank pp. [Acc. No. 1724]
Repository: South Carolina Historical Society, Charleston, SC
Bib. Ref.: Galat. 4. v. 4 & 5. But when the fulness of the Time was come, God sent
forth h[is] Son; made of a Woman, made under the Law; To redeem the[m] that
were under the Law, that we might receive the Adoption of S[ons.]
Commentary: This is the tenth sermon of volume III (see accession number 1714).
Some text is lost at the gutter due to tight binding on odd-numbered pages.
Keywords: Paul, teachings of; Christ, salvation through;
1641. TURQUAND, PAUL. (SC; Luth., Epis.; 1735-1786; ord. 1766; in SC 1753-1786)
“[Who gave Jacob for a Spoil, & Israel to the Robbers?]” [1766-1786] 20 + 4 blank
pp. [Acc. No. 1711]
Repository: South Carolina Historical Society, Charleston, SC
Bib. Ref.: Isaiah Cap. 42. v. 24. Who gave Jacob for a Spoil, & Israel to the Robbers?
Did not the Lord, He, against whom we have sinned?
Commentary: This is the twenty-third sermon of volume II (see accession number
1688). There is on this sermon no indication of the date or place preached. An
unknown number of pages is missing at the end of the sermon. On page 1 in pencil,
a different hand makes the notation “June 1775?” Since on page 2 Turquand speaks
of “the invaders of our National Rights” the sermon is clearly of the Revolutionary
period.
Keywords: God, anger of; God, justice of; Jacob; man, sins of;
1642. TURQUAND, PAUL. (SC; Luth., Epis.; 1735-1786; ord. 1766; in SC 1753-1786)
“[Without me ye can do nothing.]” [1768] cover + 15 + 6 blank pp. [Acc. No. 1675]
Repository: South Carolina Historical Society, Charleston, SC
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