Description: Scriptural Views Concerning the Great and Important Doctrine of Atonement, A Discourse Delivered on Sunday, December 13th, 1835, at the Unitarian Chapel, Ipswich. By Joseph Ketley, Longman and Co., 1835. 38 pp. including one page postscript, 5.75 x 8.75". In fair condition. Front wrap is soiled at edges. Stamp from New York State Library in top corner at edge. Graphite inscription of "Ketley, Joseph in top corner at spine. Wrap is ripped at tail and pages are exposed. Pages are untrimmed. Text block contains instances of finger soiling on fore edge. Free of marginalia. Binding is tight and in tact. Please see photos. Joseph Ketley (1802-1875) was an English, Congregational missionary to Guyana, which was the former British colony of British Guinea. He was a strong abolitionist and advocated for the teaching of Christianity to African and native Indian tribes in the colony which was unpopular with British officials and plantation owners. This 1835 pamphlet is a description of Ketley's ideas on atonement, the belief in Christianity that believers can receive salvation through the actions of Jesus Christ. Ketley specifically challenged an old idea of limited atonement which believed in the limited application of this doctrine on people. COLPAP-0958-RT72
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Binding: Softcover, Wraps
Language: English
Author: Joseph Ketley
Publisher: Longman and Co.
Topic: Historical
Subject: Religion & Spirituality
Original/Facsimile: Original
Year Printed: 1835
