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Andrew Fuller, a prominent Baptist figure, is celebrated for his expository preaching, which emphasized a verse-by-verse approach to Scripture. His discourses on Genesis, originally delivered in 1806, reflect a deep commitment to conveying the entirety of God's message. Though largely overlooked for years, this series is now republished, reinstating its significance in biblical literature. Endorsed by C.H. Spurgeon as "weighty" and "full of Gospel truth," Fuller's work stands out as a profound exploration of Genesis, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and lay readers.

Andrew Fuller states: "I shall describe the nature and different species of backsliding from God--notice the symptoms of it--trace its injurious and dangerous effects--and point out the means of recovery." When backsliding is identified: "The same way in which, if we be true Christians, we first found rest to our souls must be pursued in order to re-recover it; namely, by repentance towards God, and faith towards our Lord Jesus Christ." Andrew Fuller describes the many mind sets and rationalizing of unrepentant sinful behavior and how to overcome it, which is sure to help any earnest believer.

In this insightful work, Andrew Fuller explores the harmony that exists within the pages of Scripture and how each part supports and enhances the others. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible.

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This book offers a defense of a treatise entitled The Gospel of Christ Worthy of All Acceptation. In it, Fuller provides a reply to Mr. Button's remarks and the observations of Philanthropos pseudonym. This work is a must-read for anyone interested in theology and religious debates.

This edition by H&E Publishing in partnership with The Andrew Fuller Center of Baptist Studies at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary is a work with some updated language and user friendly formatting. Andrew Fuller (1754-1815) wrote this to encourage a young minister in sermon preparation and it will be of great value to any preacher today.

This collection of works by Andrew Fuller spans a wide variety of topics including theology, church history, and practical Christian living. Known for his eloquent writing style, Fuller's works continue to be celebrated for their clarity and depth of insight into the Christian faith.

The Reverend Samuel Pearce was one of the most influential Christian leaders of his time, known for his passion for spreading the gospel and his unwavering commitment to serving his community. In this engaging biography, Andrew Fuller shares the story of Pearce's remarkable life and explores the ways in which his legacy continues to inspire and uplift people today.