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J. A. James BOOKS

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"I write plain truths, in plain language, for plain people!"

The Sunday School Teacher's Guide, 1816
Christian FELLOWSHIP, 1822
The Christian Father's Present to His Children., 1825
Christian LOVE, 1828
A Help to Domestic Happiness, 1828
The Anxious Enquirer after Salvation, 1834
The Christian Professor, 1837
The Young Man Leaving Home., 1839
The Widow Directed to the Widow's God, 1841
The True Christian, 1846
An Earnest Ministry, 1847
The Young MAN'S Friend and Guide through Life to Immortality, 1851
The Young WOMAN'S Friend and Guide through Life to Immortality, 1852
The Practical Believer Delineated, 1852
Christian PROGRESS, 1853
Christian HOPE, 1859
The Church in Earnest, 1859

John Angell James, (1785—1859) was a decided Calvinist in doctrine and beautifully balanced his convictions with practical piety in his life and his ministry. He preached and wrote to the common man and woman of every age group and station in life. He was held in high esteem as a preacher and author, yet he was a humble and unpretentious man.

"It is my purpose, as God shall assist me by His grace, to labor more carefully for the edification, consolation, and spiritual improvement, of those who through grace have believed."

"My design is to aid the Christian in the practice of Scriptural truth. My purpose is not to lead the theologian through the intricate labyrinths of controversy — or into the depths of profound Biblical knowledge. The highest object which my literary ambition has ever led me to seek, or my own consciousness will ever lead me to hope that I can obtain, is to assist the believer in the path of life."


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