A Call to the Unconverted, to Turn and Live, and Accept of Mercy While Mercy may be Had

"A Call to the Unconverted, to Turn and Live, and Accept of Mercy While Mercy May be Had," with the subtitle "Containing Directions and Persuasions to a Sound Conversion," is a classic work urging readers to embrace Christianity. Written in a direct and compelling style, this book offers guidance on achieving genuine conversion and securing salvation. Addressed to those not yet committed to a Christian life, it persuasively argues for the acceptance of divine mercy. This edition makes available to contemporary readers a significant theological work from the early 19th century, offering timeless insights into faith, repentance, and the pursuit of a devout life. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of religious conviction and the call for spiritual transformation.

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