A Pocket Cyclopaedia: Brief Explanations of Religious Terms as Understood by Universalists
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A dictionary of the faith small enough for a coat pocket: religious terms from 'Atonement' to 'Worm that dieth not,' each briefly explained 'as understood by Universalists.' Hanson — whose scriptural handbooks, Greek word-study, New Testament translation, hymnal, and daily devotional are all in this collection — here compresses a lifetime of controversy into alphabetical order, producing the handiest single reference to what the denomination meant by its words.
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| Author | Hanson, John Wesley, 1823-1901 |
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| Published | 1892 |
| Publisher | Universalist Pub. House |
| Subjects | universalist; sin; bible; threatenings; word; god; universal; christ; denotes; bible threatenings; universalist book; salist book; public domain; jesus christ; ble threatenings; vers alist; uni vers; threatenings explained; revised version |
| OCLC | 28805709 on WorldCat |
| Section | Denominational Life & Guides |