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April 13, 2010 | History
An edition of Thirty thousand thoughts
(1889)
Thirty thousand thoughts
being extracts covering a comprehensive circle of religious and allied topics, gathered from the best available sources, of all ages and all schools of thought; with suggestive and seminal headings and homiletical and illuminative framework: the whole arranged upon a scientific basis. With classified and thought-multiplying lists, comparative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, topical, textual, and scriptural.
by Spence-Jones, H. D. M.
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This edition was published in 1889 by Funk & Wagnalls in New York.
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Religion, Bible, Quotations, maxims, TheologyPreviews available in: English
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Thirty thousand thoughts
First published in 1889
Subjects
Religion, Bible, Quotations, maxims, TheologyThirty thousand thoughts
being extracts covering a comprehensive circle of religious and allied topics, gathered from the best available sources, of all ages and all schools of thought; with suggestive and seminal headings and homiletical and illuminative framework: the whole arranged upon a scientific basis. With classified and thought-multiplying lists, comparative tables, and elaborate indices, alphabetical, topical, textual, and scriptural.
This edition was published in 1889 by Funk & Wagnalls in New York.
Table of Contents
| v. 1. Christian evidences. The Holy spirit. The beatitudes. The Lord's prayer. Man, and his traits of character. | ||
| v. 2. Man's nature and constitution. The laws by which man is conditioned. The epistles to the seven churches of Asia. The seven sayings on the cross. Virtues, including excellences (first part) | ||
| v. 3. Virtues, including excellences (second, third, fourth, & fifth parts) The Mosaic economy. | ||
| v. 4. Jehovistic names and titles of God. The attributes of God. Sins. Christian dogmatics. | ||
| v. 5. Christian dogmatics (concluded) | ||
| v. 6. Old Testament Scripture characters (male) New Testament Scripture characters (male) Index to the six volumes. |
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