1764 ABNER BAYLEY. Ministers to Preach Christ - Not Themselves. New-Hampshire Interest. Devotion though we cannot trace the

though we cannot trace the issue of contention between the two congregations

I return revise by this post

Just as with many twentieth century translations that depend upon the critical Greek text

At the same time a matter of regret that I cannot be with you at Keswick

and then with full page fine engravings by Jackman

1764 ABNER BAYLEY. Ministers to Preach Christ - Not Themselves. New-Hampshire Interest. Devotion though we cannot trace theA fine example of earnest preaching and the commissioning of a Gospel minister in the wake of the Great Awakening. Abner Bayley [1716 1798] was settled at Salem, New Hampshire in 1740, immediately the throes of the Great Awakening. Bayley was an earnest evangelical, but his diary reveals him to have been deeply concerned about the "cult of personality" at play in the Awakening, viz., the popularity of individual traveling preachers like George