The excellency, wisdom, and usefulness of an upright and sincere conversation, recommended in a sermon preach'd in the cathedral church of Sarum, at ... April the 20th, 1708. ... By Rice Adams, ...
by Rice Adams
Preached in 1708 at Sarum Cathedral, Rice Adams' sermon highlights the superior qualities of an upright and sincere life. It promotes moral integrity as a source of wisdom and practical value, encouraging honest conduct in all aspects of living for spiritual and social benefit.
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This sermon by Rice Adams was preached on April 20th, 1708, at the Cathedral Church of Sarum. It focuses on the excellency, wisdom, and usefulness of maintaining an upright and sincere conversation in daily life.
The message recommends a life of honesty and moral uprightness as essential for personal and communal well-being. Adams draws from religious principles to emphasize the benefits of such conduct.
Delivered in a historical context, the sermon reflects the spiritual guidance offered in early 18th-century England. It serves as a call to embody sincerity in one's interactions and choices.
As a used book in good condition, this work provides insight into period religious discourse and ethical teachings.
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