Keeping the Heart - Flavel, John
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An unabridged printing selected from the 1813 republication by Nathaniel Willis to include, but not limited to: Duties Included In Keeping The Heart - Reasons Why This Should Be The Great Business Life - Keeping The Heart In The Time Of Prosperity, Adversity, Zion's Troubles, Danger And Public Distraction, Outward Wants, Season Of Duty, When We Receive Injuries And Abuses From Men, Meet With Great Trials, In The Hour Of Temptation, Doubting And Spiritual Darkness, Sufferings For Religion Are Laid Upon Us, When Sickness Warns That Death Is Near - Hypocrites And Formal Professors - Ten Motives By Way Of Inducement…mehr

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An unabridged printing selected from the 1813 republication by Nathaniel Willis to include, but not limited to: Duties Included In Keeping The Heart - Reasons Why This Should Be The Great Business Life - Keeping The Heart In The Time Of Prosperity, Adversity, Zion's Troubles, Danger And Public Distraction, Outward Wants, Season Of Duty, When We Receive Injuries And Abuses From Men, Meet With Great Trials, In The Hour Of Temptation, Doubting And Spiritual Darkness, Sufferings For Religion Are Laid Upon Us, When Sickness Warns That Death Is Near - Hypocrites And Formal Professors - Ten Motives By Way Of Inducement
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John Flavel (c.1628-1691) was born into an England wracked by political, social, and religious upheaval. Two civil wars and unstable leadership framed the political landscape. Economic hardships and a resurgence of plague further distressed the nation. The church, too, was in turmoil. Flavel, a pastor of one of the many independent churches persecuted by the government, was forced from his church in Dartmouth. In secret and under stress, he continued preaching, writing, and shepherding his flock. He suffered the death of three of his four wives and at least one child. He continued preaching until his sudden death in 1691.