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It is almost as if God is saying, 'Here is a tool that will lead you to more truth faster than ever before. Make the best possible use of it and bring much glory to My Name.' (2 Timothy 2:15, Ephesians 5:16).'
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“ Bible Tract 1832 ” This was originally circulated as a Bible tract by the American Tract Society. First it was printed as a contrast to the death bed of the believer - Samuel Finley - published in 1806. Then again it was published as a separate tract, 1820. and other numerous editions Francis Newport died in 1642 an apostate. The story is as solemn as that of the infamous death of Francis Spira, who apostatized when arraigned at the inquisition of Venice, 1548. That story is also on SermonAudio, SID=228121234157
