FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Troy, N. Y., Feb. 20, 1835.

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

Troy, N. Y., Feb. 20, 1835.

“HOW SHOULD MAN BE JUST WITH GOD?” IBeebe) 1835 Signs of the Times

“HOW SHOULD MAN BE JUST WITH GOD?”

Brother Wm. K. Roberson, Pastor of the Church at Welch Tract, Delaware Co., writes as follows 1835

Brother Wm. K. Roberson, Pastor of the Church at Welch Tract, Delaware Co., writes as follows:

“Let it for the present, suffice to say, there is nothing very special among us—we are favored with peace and harmony among ourselves. The Preachers of Philadelphia seem to pity us here in Delaware, and are going to send some Missionaries to convert us, &c. I think they will have a hard task to perform, at least with some of us, while we have our Bibles in our hands, and the light of the Holy Spirit to direct us. We believe that regeneration is effected, not by human might or power, but by My Spirit, saith the Lord.”

Yours, in Gospel Bonds,
WM. K. ROBERSON.
Jan. 13, 1835.

SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

Extract of a Letter from Brother A. Y. Murray, dated Canton, Wayne co., Michigan Territory, Dec. 27, 1834.

Extract of a Letter from Brother A. Y. Murray, dated Canton, Wayne co., Michigan Territory, Dec. 27, 1834.

I'm pleased with your paper and hope you can continue it. It has and will continue to do a great deal of good. I am sorry I can't send you a few more names as subscribers. It would seem that in a population of ninety thousand (the number of our inhabitants) there”

Send the next piece, and I’ll continue from “there might be a few Old Fashioned Baptists; it is probable there is, but they are so scattered that they do not know anything of each other. I do not know of one solitary Baptist Preacher of the Old School, but who is hunted down with the Missionary, Bible Society, Tract, Sunday School, and Temperance creatures. I have been in this country for eight years, and have heard a few sermons that I could subscribe to in the main part; but I have heard the same men preach at other times, doctrine so disgusting, that I want no part or lot in the matter with them, and for so doing I am considered an uncharitable creature. I do in conscience, esteem one number of the Signs (especially such a one as the last or 25th No.) of more real value than all the preaching I have heard in a year; our Brother Thompson of Ohio, speaks my sentiments on the subject on which he treats, far better than I could myself. It is very pleasing to me to read the communications of so many of our brethren from the East, West, North and South, who all appear to be travelling the same road—who would rather suffer affliction with the people of God, than to dwell in the tents of sin for a season—who appear to have the same calling, and the same enemies to encounter, and are willing to ascribe all the glory of their salvation to the same God—who appear to be striving to glorify him in their bodies and in their spirit, which are his.

A. Y. MURRY.

POETRY. EXPERIENCE. Leland. 1835 Signs

POETRY.

EXPERIENCE.

Circular Letter. The Ministers and Messengers composing the Kehukee Baptist Association, now sitting at the Cross-Road Meeting house, Edgecombe County, N. C., the 4th, 5th, and 6th days of October, 1834

Circular Letter.

The Ministers and Messengers composing the Kehukee Baptist Association, now sitting at the Cross-Road Meeting house, Edgecombe County, N. C., the 4th, 5th, and 6th days of October, 1834, to the several Churches they represent, send you this epistle of ours; as usual, in which we shall call your attention to a RELIGIOUS TRAFFIC.

The Baptist Church of Christ at Rensselaer-Ville and Bern.—To whom it may concern

The Baptist Church of Christ at Rensselaer-Ville and Bern.—To whom it may concern:

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES. NUMBER 2. 1835

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

NUMBER 2.

TO THE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST IN BRIGHTON, MASS.

 

TO THE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST IN BRIGHTON, MASS.

Circular Letter. Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Wabash District Association of Regular Baptists, held at [Gialy/Giady] Fork Meeting-House, Crawford County, Illinois, on the 4th, 5th, and 6th days of October, 1834.

 Circular Letter.

Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Wabash District Association of Regular Baptists, held at [Gialy/Giady] Fork Meeting House, Crawford County, Illinois, on the 4th, 5th, and 6th days of October, 1834.

For the Signs of the Times. BENEVOLENT EFFORT SYSTEMS. 1836

 

For the Signs of the Times.

thoughts on Times and Things. O tempora! O mores! — Horace. (Leland) 1836

Communications

For the Signs of the Times. William Martin 1837

 For the Signs of the Times.

Extract of a letter from brother Newport, dated Priola, Ia. September 19th, 1837.

Extract of a letter from brother Newport, dated

Priola, Ia. September 19th, 1837.

Circular Letter. The Licking Association, Ky., to the Churches she represents: 1837

Circular Letter.

The Licking Association

“WHAT WILL THEY SAY? 1837 Signs of the Times

 
“WHAT WILL THEY SAY?”

CIRCULAR. The brethren composing the Meeting of Correspondence, held with the Bethlehem Church, Prince William County, Va., August 11th to 14th, 1837.

 

CIRCULAR.

The brethren composing the Meeting of Correspondence, held with the Bethlehem Church, Prince William County, Va., August 11th to 14th, 1837.

For the Signs of the Times. North Berwick, Me. Jan. 23d, 1837.

 For the Signs of the Times.

North Berwick, Me. Jan. 23d, 1837.

For the Signs of the Times. Strikersville, Pa. January 20th, 1837.

 For the Signs of the Times.

Strikersville, Pa. January 20th, 1837.

DEAR BROTHER: I find in the 1st No. of Vol. V. of the Signs, a communication from our aged and justly esteemed brother, John Leland. I have ever taken a peculiar pleasure in reading his writings; there is, in general, a clearness of conception and perspicuity of language that cannot fail to give an interest to all his productions.

“THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN.” 1837 Signs of the Times

Under the above head, the Boston Recorder has published a series of articles, designed to vindicate and promote the cause of missions.

For the Signs of the Times. Luray, December 27th, 1836.

For the Signs of the Times.

Luray, December 27th, 1836.

“ON QUARRELS AMONG CHRISTIANS." 1838 Signs of the Times

“It is not grace which genders strife, but corruption. Therefore any brother’s corruption be raised against me, shall I oppose my corruption to his, and so enter the wrath? Or shall I not rather beg of God, that his grace in me may invite the grace that is in my brother, and that so we may settle the whole in peace?

Various Minutes, Constitutions and Circular Letters 1838

MINUTES OF AN OLD SCHOOL MEETING,

Samuel Williams Write To The Signs 1838

Westville, Champaign Co., O. March 28th, 1838.

For the Signs of the Times. N. T. Stephensburg, Va., Feb. 25th, 1838.

For the Signs of the Times.

VARIOUS LETTERS SIGNS 1838

Circular Letter.

The Eel River District, (Ia.) Association, to the Churches which she represents.

LETTERS FROM ELDER BUCK AND ELDER BOWEN (1839 SIGNS)

Mount Pleasant, Va. Dec. 18th, 1837.

A Circular Letter. Of the Fifty-sixth Anniversary of the REDSTONE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, Convened at Meadow-Run Meeting House, Greene County, Pennsylvania, September 4, 5, and 6, 1835.

 A Circular Letter.

Of the Fifty-sixth Anniversary of the REDSTONE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, Convened at Meadow-Run Meeting House, Greene County, Pennsylvania, September 4, 5, and 6, 1835.

For the Signs of the Times. Westville, Champaign Co., O., Dec. 18th, 1837.

For the Signs of the Times.

Westville, Champaign Co., O., Dec. 18th, 1837.

For the Signs of the Times. Hector, Nov. 25th, 1837. ONE MORE CAST OUT OF THE SYNAGOGUE!!!

For the Signs of the Times.

Hector, Nov. 25th, 1837.

ONE MORE CAST OUT OF THE SYNAGOGUE!!!

For the Signs of the Times. Westville, Champaign Co., O., Dec. 18th, 1837.

 
For the Signs of the Times.

ELECTION OF CHAPLAINS. (Beebe) 1839

 ELECTION OF CHAPLAINS

DELAWARE ASSOCIATION 1841 (Beebe)

NEW VERNON, N. Y., JULY 15, 1841.

THE FINAL JUDGMENT.

THE NATURE AND PROPRIETY OF ECCLESIASTICAL ESTABLISHMENTS (Moore)

AN ENQUIRY INTO THE NATURE AND PROPRIETY OF ECCLESIASTICAL ESTABLISHMENTS, IN A LETTER TO H. GRIFFITH, ESQ., BY JEREMIAH MOORE, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL, FAIRFAX CO., VA.

For the Signs of the Times. Northampton Co., Va., April 6, 1839.

For the Signs of the Times.

LETTER FROM JOHN D. PRIDMORE 1839

For the Signs of the Times.

For the Signs of the Times. FRAGMENTS. (1839) (Allen)

“Gather up the fragments.”

PROSPECTUS FOR VOL. IX. '(Beebe)

We propose to issue the first number of our NINTH VOLUME on the first day of January next.

OSBOURNE CHARGES (1840)

For the Signs of the Times.

FRAGMENTS. (Allen)

FRAGMENTS.

DEAR BROTHER BEEBE:—My intention at this time is only to pen a very few thoughts;

INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME IX. 1840 (Beebe)

Having concluded the labors of the preceding volume, we are brought to the commencement of a new year and to the beginning of a new volume of our work, and we may rationally conclude that such of our friends as may intend to favor us with their subscription for this volume will expect from us a brief statement of our prospects and designs.

COMMUNICATION FROM ELDER BOWEN 1841 (Bowen)

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

EDITORIAL. New Vernon, July 15, 1843. (Beebe)

EDITORIAL.

New Vernon, July 15, 1843

COMMUNICATIONS FROM WILLIAM AYERS (Ayers)

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

Hector, N. Y., March 24, 1843.

EDITORIAL. Alexandria, D. C. January 1, 1840. INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME VIII. (Beebe)

EDITORIAL.

Alexandria, D. C. January 1, 1840.

INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME VIII.

A REPORT FROM THOMAS BUCK JR. (Buck)

COMMUNICATIONS.

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
Mount Pleasant, June 30, 1843.

LETTER TO ELDER BEEBE (West)

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

“He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?”
Micah vi. 8.

BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION (Bowen)

The Baltimore Baptist Association, convened with the church at Black Rock, Baltimore co., Md., May 18th, 19th, and 20th, 1843, to sister Associations with whom she corresponds, sends Christian salutation.

JAMES DUVAL TO THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES (Duval)

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

THOMAS HILL LETTER TO ELDER BEEBE (Hilll)

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.