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Letters of Samuel Rutherford / (Third Edition)

Chapter 739: Transcriber's note:
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A collection of devotional letters offering spiritual counsel, consolation, and theological reflection to friends and patrons amid sickness, bereavement, persecution, and church conflict. The correspondence blends intimate expressions of faith with practical exhortation: trust in Christ, submission to providence, perseverance through trials, preparation for sacramental observance, and steadfast prayer. Affliction is frequently interpreted as a means of sanctification and growth, and the letters also address communal troubles and the hope of final deliverance. An editor's sketch, explanatory notes, and supporting indices and glossary accompany the correspondence to clarify historical context and language.

Transcriber's note:

Variations in spelling, punctuation and hyphenation have been retained except in obvious cases of typographical error.

Page 80: "and cause you to come up out of your graves"—The transcriber has inserted the missing word "to".

Page 87: "the world, to conquer's men's souls"—Replaced "conquer's" with "conquer".

Page 293: Missing footnote anchor [242] has been inserted by the transcriber.

For the eBook version the bookcover was created by the transcriber and is placed in the public domain.