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Apostle of Liberty: The World-Changing Leadership of George Washington
by Stephen McDowell
Apostle of Liberty is a biography of George Washington and also a look into his unique personal qualities as an outstanding leader. George Washington firmly believed that God in His providence had chosen him to lead the new nation that was founded on liberty - civil, religious, and economic.
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Washington's Prayers & Washington's Last Will and Testamentby W. Herbert Burk
The Winter at Valley Forge. The War of Independence. The First Presidency of the newly-formed United States. The man who participated in all of these—so revered by students of history and by Americans everywhere—was George Washington. Here in Washington's Prayers, Washington shows us the secret of his greatness—his dedication to and dependence upon God.
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George Washington: The Character and Influence of One Manby Verna M. Hall
The character needed for restoring America's political leadership in the 21st century. Excerpts from Washington's own writings and accounts from his contemporaries of his character and leadership. Second volume in the Christian History of the American Revolution series.
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The Death Penalty on Trial
Taking a Life for a Life Taken
by Dr. Ron Gleason PhD
This book rigorously examines the controversy over the death penalty with clarity and cogency.
After Dr. Ron Gleason lays a thorough groundwork in history and law, he defines ethics philosophically, and then presents the Biblical mandate.
Proponents on both sides will find the issues in focus and the arguments framed for more meaningful discussion.
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Nourishment from the Word
Select Studies in Reformed Doctrine
by Kenneth L. Gentry Jr.
This book is for the serious Christian following the Biblical encouragement to “be a good servant of Jesus Christ, constantly nourished on the words of the faith and of sound doctrine” (1 Tim. 4:6). In a world of malnourished Christians, Dr. Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr., leads hungry believers to solid food so that they might grow in grace.
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George Washington: “An Instrument in the Hands of Providence”
By Stephen McDowell
George Washington is one of the most significant men in all of history. Regarding the direct advancement of civil and political liberty in the earth, he may well be the most significant champion in all history. Certainly he was the central figure of bringing a new era of liberty to the world in modern times. Abraham Lincoln observed:
Washington is the mightiest name of earth — long since mightiest in the cause of civil liberty, still mightiest in moral reformation. On that name no eulogy is expected. It cannot be. To add brightness to the sun or glory to the name of Washington is alike impossible. Let none attempt it.1
Founding Father Fisher Ames said that Washington changed the standard of human greatness.2 One biographer wrote, “Washington was without an equal, was unquestionably the greatest man that the world has produced in the last one thousand years.”3 Thomas Paine observed: “By common consent, Washington is regarded as not merely the Hero of the American Revolution, but the World’s Apostle of Liberty.”4
A figure in history like Washington did not just arise by happenstance. It was the near unanimous consent of early Americans that Washington, like Esther of old, had “come to the Kingdom for such a time as this.”
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George Washington and His love of American Liberty
I claim [George Washington] for America . . . To him who denies or doubts whether [America’s] fervid liberty can be combined with law, with order, with the security of property, with the pursuits and advancement of happiness; to him who denies that our forms of government are capable of producing exaltation of soul, and the passion of true glory; to him who denies that we have contributed anything to the stock of great lessons and great examples;—to all these I reply by pointing to Washington! —Daniel Webster, "Address on the Completion of Bunker Hill Monument,"Quoted in Verna Hall's The Christian History of the Constitution of the United States of America, Vol. I. Christian Self-Government, p. 416.
Today, in light of current events, we now understand first hand how fragile individual liberty, protection of private property, and justice are. Below is a brief example from older and original sources of the extraordinary character some have called the American Moses. Numbers of historians have commented that if George Washington had desired to be king, he easily could have been. Rather, he became irate at the notion. Liberty had come far too hard, with far too much sacrifice to squander it so. Please be patient with the archaic language in the two excerpts below to see in yet another way, just how great the Father of Our Country truly was.—editor
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George Washington1st President of the United States of America
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