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Books available by
J.W. (John Wesley) Hanson
1823-1901 |
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The Bible Hell
(#1902) J. W. (John Wesley) Hanson (1823-1901). This work aims to
present all the important facts so fully and comprehensively that any
reader can obtain in a few pages a birds-eye-view of “The Bible Hell.”
The author ventures to hope that anyone who will read candidly, not
permitting the bias of an erroneous education to warp his judgment, will
not fall to agree with the conclusions of this book, that the doctrine
of unending sin and woe finds no support in the Bible teachings
concerning “Hell.” 978-1-62904-190-2 Paperback. 76 Pages.
$9.95 |
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Bible Proofs of Universal Salvation (#2895) by J. W.
(John Wesley) Hanson. This work presents Bible proof of universal
salvation containing the principal passages of Scripture that teach the
final holiness and happiness of all mankind. The author attempts to
present the prominent considerations that are contained in the Bible in
support of the final redemption of all souls. 137pp PB
$12.95 |
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Bible
Threatenings Explained
(#1919) J. W. (John Wesley) Hanson
(1823-1901). The purpose of this work is to remove from the mind any
supposed obstacles that prevent it from beholding God as the Savior of
the world. 978-1-62904-191-9 Paperback. 212 Pages. (fc)
$19.95 |
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Biography of William
Henry Ryder (#3524) by John
Wesley Hanson. William Henry Ryder (1822-1888), born in Provincetown,
MA, studied at the Pembroke Academy in NH and the Liberal Institute in
Clinton, NY. He pastored various Universalist Churches (Concord and
Nashua, NH; Roxbury, MA; Chicago, IL). He was an early abolitionist that
organized an industrial school for African American children as an
agency of his church in Chicago after the Civil War. He received
honorary degrees from Harvard (1860) and Lombard University (1863).
“A too truthful axiom declares, ‘Few men are heroes to their valets.’
Most men look larger, their reputations loftier, and they more worthy,
seen through the perspective of distance. But there are men who are
loved most by those who know them best. Such a man was William Henry
Ryder.” – J. W. Hanson
Facsimile. Paperback. 330 Pages. $19.95 |
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A Cloud of Witnesses
(#1926) J. W.
(John Wesley) Hanson (1823-1901). This work contains passages from
distinguished authors concerning the truth of Universal Salvation.
978-1-62904-192-6 Paperback. 324 Pages. (fc)
$21.95 |
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A Pocket Cyclopedia:
Brief Explanations of Religious Terms as Understood
by Universalists
(#1407) J.W. (John Wesley) Hanson (1823-1901). This book aims to furnish
inquirers with a handy manual in which they can find answers to
questions frequently asked as to the views of Universalists on the
different points of Christian theology. No attempt at elaborate
exposition or proof is made; but brief, plain statements are given,
indicating the views held by our people on subjects of interest. (fc)
Paperback. 90 pages.
$4.95 |
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Universalism: The
Prevailing Doctrine of the Christian Church - During the First Five
Hundred Years (#1230) by J.W.
(John Wesley) Hanson (1823-1901). (fc) paperback, 328 pages.
$22.95
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