1742 BENJAMIN COLMAN. On Sustainable Religious Revival - "Negroes" in Great Awakening Martyrs suffer us not to die

suffer us not to die of apathy

December 1836 [Full text of the State of the Union by Andrew Jackson]

Tired out at night

1905 [23 Years Old]

Photo of a Bear Taken from the Car

1742 BENJAMIN COLMAN. On Sustainable Religious Revival - "Negroes" in Great Awakening Martyrs suffer us not to dieLast offered at auction in 1921, this important work issued in the immediate sway of the Great Awakening under Jonathan Edwards, Gilbert and William Tennent, and of course, George Whitefield, whom Benjamin Colman personal introduced and promoted in Boston. The work seems to have four aims: 1. To place the regard for the centrality of Christ squarely at the center of God's manifest presence, acting as a balance or tension to the effusion of the Spirit.