so has spotless provenance
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seems to call for a greater number and a more extensive variety of hymns than are usually found in collections of this kind
the most likely point of entry was believed to be sailors
1688 MATTHEW HENRY. Unpublished Sermon on Baptism Delivered at Baptism on May 3, 1688 Jonathan Edwards so has spotless provenanceA superb four page, as usual, miniscule handwritten sermon delivered at the occasion of the baptism of one David Brothers [?], May 3, 1688, sone of Nathaniel Brothers [?]. The sermon, here complete, has never been published and is worthy of academic exploration. A fine example demonstrating Henry's life long emphasis on family, church, and the covenanted means of grace, i. e. baptism and the Lord's Supper, as stabilizing and foundational Christian