• William Gadsby's Letters (Complete)

    Salvation From The Curse

    My dear Friend S.,—I am still in a land called Sodom and Egypt, where our dear Lord was crucified, I mean this accursed earth,, where everything is withering under the curse, and sometimes everything good in me seems to he withering and dying away too, and I cannot keep alive my own soul. I know that everything in this world…

  • Thieleman J. Van Braght, Martyrs Mirror

    80. Epipodius And Alexander

    Epipodius Of Lyons, And Alexander, The Greek, Martyred For The Testimony Of The Evangelical Truth, At Lyons In France; The One Beheaded, And The Other Crucified, About The Year 179 In the seventeenth year of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius, there were slain, among other pious martyrs at Lyons in France, Epipodius, a citizen of Lyons, and Alexander, a Greek by…

  • William Gadsby's Fragments (Complete)

    Questions About The Law

    The following article was taken from William Gadsby's work, “The Present State of Religion”, where he dealt with the law as a rule of conduct for the Christian. Dear Sir, Friend G. informs me you wish me to write to you, and inform you what law it is that I say the believer is in no sense under. I therefore…

  • Grey Hazlerigg Sermons

    Strangers And Pilgrims

    A Sermon Preached By Grey Hazlerigg On September 26th, 1883 “These all died in faith, not having received the promises, but having seen them afar off, and were persuaded of them, and embraced them, and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth.”—Hebrews 11:13 You and I will have to depart from this world, and what we have…