A Review of Ecclesiastical History: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

A Review of Ecclesiastical History, credited to John Newton, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

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LibriVox recording of A Review of Ecclesiastical History by John Newton. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. A Review of Ecclesiastical History, so far as it Concerns the Progress, Declension, and Revivals of Evangelical Doctrine and Practice ; with a Brief Account of the Spirit and Methods by which Vital and Experimental Religion Have Been Opposed in all Ages of the Church - Summary by Title Page

Recording facts

• Recording title: A Review of Ecclesiastical History
• Author credits: John Newton
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 24
• Listed recording duration: 10:27:31

Catalogue topics

• Christianity
• bible
• Apostle Paul
• christian history
• book of acts

Track guide

1. 01 - Introduction and Preface — 20:02
2. 02 - The Wisdom and Goodness of God Conspicuous in the Period Assigned for Christ’s Appearance Illustrated by a Summany View of the State of Mankind, Before, and at the Time of His Birth — 21:36
3. 03 - The Character and Genius of the Gospel, as Taught and Exemplified by Christ Part 1 — 11:36
4. 04 - The Character and Genius of the Gospel, as Taught and Exemplified by Christ Part 2 — 22:52
5. 05 - Concerning the True Ground of the Opposition Our Lord Met with in the Course of His Ministry; and the Objections and Artifices His Enemies Employed to Prejudice the People Against Him, and Prevent the Reception of His Doctrine — 42:27
6. 06 - Observations on the Calling and Characters of Our Lord’s Apostles and Disciples Previous to His Ascension Part 1 — 23:07
7. 07 - Observations on the Calling and Characters of Our Lord’S Apostles and Disciples Previous to His Ascension Part 2 — 31:36
8. 08 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 1 — 39:50
9. 09 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 2 — 29:35
10. 10 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 3 — 22:53
11. 11 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 4 — 20:11
12. 12 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 5 — 33:03
13. 13 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 6 — 20:32
14. 14 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 7 — 30:36
15. 15 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 8 — 25:56
16. 16 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 9 — 17:41
17. 17 - Of the Progress of the Gospel from Our Lord's Ascension to the Close of the First Century Part 10 — 18:59
18. 18 - An Essay on the Character of St Paul, Considered as an Exemplar or Pattern of a Minister of Jesus Christ Part 1 — 29:31
19. 19 - An Essay on the Character of St Paul, Considered as an Exemplar or Pattern of a Minister of Jesus Christ Part 2 — 29:44
20. 20 - An Essay on the Character of St Paul, Considered as an Exemplar or Pattern of a Minister of Jesus Christ Part 3 — 36:05
21. 21 - Of the Irregularities and Offences Which Appeared in the Apostolic Churches Part 1 — 13:20
22. 22 - Of the Irregularities and Offences Which Appeared in the Apostolic Churches Part 2 — 18:08
23. 23 - Of the Heresies Propagated by False Teachers in the Apostles’ Days Part 1 — 38:01
24. 24 - Of the Heresies Propagated by False Teachers in the Apostles’ Days Part 2 — 30:10

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