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1915 WORLD WAR I CHAPLAIN. Inter-Leaved New Testament Used by War Hero Chaplain During the War. Irvingite which after due trial were

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which after due trial were condemned for having been concerned in supplying foreigners with Slaves

The Society meet in May next - I will not say what my present ideas are but only that I shall act as circumstances & emergencies may dictate - resigning up myself wholly to Providence which never leads wrong - The enterprise if we engagein it is serious - tho no tmore so than our daily professional duties - And your proposition ifit do no other good may do this to make me think how litle I have exerted myself to win souls to truth & religion

Addressed to those who Profess to have a Regard for the Christian Name

The present is a really moving three page autograph letter signed “In the service of the Gospel

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1915 WORLD WAR I CHAPLAIN. Inter-Leaved New Testament Used by War Hero Chaplain During the War. Irvingite which after due trial wereA fascinating inter leaved New Testament with somewhere north of a 1,000 textual notes, some expansive, ranging throughout the entire New Testament. The Bible belonged to, and the notes are in the hand of, highly decorated Chaplain, Rev. John Reay. Because of Reay's timeline, it seems likely that the Bible was with him in France during his service during World War I. The Bible itself was bound without a title page, probably lost in France before

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