This Is A New Release Of The Original 1891 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1893 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.

1893. The Contents are divided into the following sections: God; Jesus Christ is God; How We Became Sinners; Redemption; The Extent of the Atonement; The Finished Work of Christ; Election; The Holy Ghost; Conditions of Salvation; The Forgiveness of Sins; Conversion; The Two Natures; Assurance; Sanctification. What It Is; Sanctification. Can It Be Attained?; Sanctification. Conditions; Sanctification. The Conditions (Consecration); Sanctification. Objections; Sanctification. The Fruits; Backsliding; Final Perseverance; Death and After; Hell; The Bible; Woman's Right to Preach; and Getting Men Saved.

Some seven years ago a great outcry was made concerning the Housing of the Poor. Much was said, and rightly said--it could not be said too strongly--concerning the disease-breeding, manhood-destroying character of many of the tenements in which the poor herd in our large cities. But there is a depth below that of the dweller in the slums. It is that of the dweller in the street.

Some seven years ago a great outcry was made concerning the Housing of the Poor. Much was said, and rightly said--it could not be said too strongly--concerning the disease-breeding, manhood-destroying character of many of the tenements in which the poor herd in our large cities. But there is a depth below that of the dweller in the slums. It is that of the dweller in the street.

From the Preface by the Late General: Surely no man has ever been called upon to make, or direct the making of, so many Song Books as I have. It is no little consolation at seventy to know that millions of people in every part of the world are singing God's praises together as a result of the efforts he has helped me to put forth or to direct for their good. Yet is has seemed good to me at this time to attempt something like a thorough selection of those songs which we have found most useful in all lands, so that my people may have a larger storehouse of songs that may be used for all occasions, and that they may the more easily see what I would have them leave behind, and what preserve, translate and use.

1891. A memorial commemorating the Salvation Army's first twenty-one years including an account by the General of the way in which God led him to begin the war. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

1891. A memorial commemorating the Salvation Army's first twenty-one years including an account by the General of the way in which God led him to begin the war. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

From the Preface by the Late General: Surely no man has ever been called upon to make, or direct the making of, so many Song Books as I have. It is no little consolation at seventy to know that millions of people in every part of the world are singing God's praises together as a result of the efforts he has helped me to put forth or to direct for their good. Yet is has seemed good to me at this time to attempt something like a thorough selection of those songs which we have found most useful in all lands, so that my people may have a larger storehouse of songs that may be used for all occasions, and that they may the more easily see what I would have them leave behind, and what preserve, translate and use.

Twenty One Years' Salvation Army; The Doctrines of the Salvation Army Prepared for the Training Homes; and Salvation Army Songs.

1891. A memorial commemorating the Salvation Army's first twenty-one years including an account by the General of the way in which God led him to begin the war. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

Twenty One Years' Salvation Army; The Doctrines of the Salvation Army Prepared for the Training Homes; and Salvation Army Songs.

From the Preface by the Late General: Surely no man has ever been called upon to make, or direct the making of, so many Song Books as I have. It is no little consolation at seventy to know that millions of people in every part of the world are singing God's praises together as a result of the efforts he has helped me to put forth or to direct for their good. Yet is has seemed good to me at this time to attempt something like a thorough selection of those songs which we have found most useful in all lands, so that my people may have a larger storehouse of songs that may be used for all occasions, and that they may the more easily see what I would have them leave behind, and what preserve, translate and use.

Twenty One Years' Salvation Army; The Doctrines of the Salvation Army Prepared for the Training Homes; and Salvation Army Songs.