Samuel Turner
Samuel Turner (1784-1854) was a High-Calvinist gospel preacher. He served several years as pastor for the congregation meeting at Hemsley Blackmore, Yorkshire, having been recommended to the church by William Huntington. He later served as pastor for the church meeting at Corn Market Chapel, Sunderland.
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Arminianism In The Oven
To The Late Rev. William Huntington, S. S.. Minister Of The Gospel At Providence Chapel, Little Tichfield Street, And The City Chapel, Grub Street. Dear and Honored Father in Christ Jesus, The Lord having (in love to my soul) made choice of your mouth to preach the glad tidings of a finished saltation by Jesus Christ, to the unspeakable joy of my heart, which 1 experienced to be the power of God to deliver me from the guilt and power of sin, the curse of a broken law, the dominion of Satan, and the dread of death and hell: and knowing that you are sweetly taught “to condescend to men of low estate,” I have taken the liberty of dedicating the following discourses to you.…
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The Life And Ministry Of Samuel Turner
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The Life And Ministry Of Samuel Turner
Mr. Turner was born in London, and was called to a knowledge of himself as a sinner and the Lord Jesus Christ as a Saviour, under that unequalled minister of Christ in modern times, the late William Huntington, whom he dearly loved. It appears from Mr. T.'s statements to many of his friends, that he was brought to know the Lord in his youth, and by the Holy Spirit was separated to the work of the ministry about 50 years ago. He was made instrumental to the deliverance of many poor sin-burdened, law-condemned souls, and as an experimental minister in the sweetness of the love of Christ, the condemnation of the law, the temptations of Satan, the deceitfulness of the heart, and the quickening, convincing,…
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Arminianism In The Oven
