Letters, and sketches of sermons — Vol. I

The nearest thing to a body of divinity John Murray left. Assembled near the end of his life in three volumes, the set gathers his correspondence with inquirers and converts alongside outline sketches of his sermons — all steeped in the Rellyan theology of union with Christ that he preached, essentially unchanged, from his landing in 1770 onward. This first volume shows the father of American Universalism as pastor, counselor, and controversialist in his own words.

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