Humble Attempt to Promote Explicit Agreement and Visible Union of God's People in Extraordinary Prayer, . . .

Chapters

1. 0 Preface by a Former English EditorDebra Bridgford 4:10
2. 1 Explanatory IntroductionDebra Bridgford 7:14
3. 2 Observations on the TextDebra Bridgford 19:05
4. 3 An Historical Account of the Concert to Which the Memorial RelatesDebra Bridgford 11:15
5. 4 A Memorial from Several Ministers in Scotland, to Their Brethren in Different Places, for Continuing a Concert for Prayer, First Entered into in the Year 1744Debra Bridgford 8:36
6. 5 Motives to a Compliance with What Is Proposed in the Memorial/The Latter-Day Glory Not yet AccomplishedDebra Bridgford 25:53
7. 6 The Latter-Day Glory Unspeakably GreatDebra Bridgford 10:47
8. 7 How Much Christ Prayed and Laboured and Suffered, in Order to the Glory and Happiness of that DayDebra Bridgford 11:03
9. 8 The Whole Creation Travails in PainDebra Bridgford 9:06
10. 9 Precepts, Encouragements, and ExamplesDebra Bridgford 27:33
11. 10 Motives to Excite UsDebra Bridgford 18:17
12. 11 The Beauty and Good Tendency of Such UnionDebra Bridgford 9:23
13. 12 Such Agreement Superstitious, AnsweredDebra Bridgford 7:42
14. 13 That Such Agreement Is Whimsical and Pharisaical, AnsweredDebra Bridgford 18:42
15. 14 That Such Agreement Is Premature, AnsweredDebra Bridgford 42:30
16. 15 That the Fall of Antichrist Is at a Great Distance, Answered, Part IDebra Bridgford 35:21
17. 16 That the Fall of Antichrist Is at a Great Distance, Answered, Part IIDebra Bridgford 56:39
18. 17 The Charge of Novelty, AnsweredDebra Bridgford 8:38
19. 18 Concluding ConsiderationsDebra Bridgford 13:12