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From Life to Life; or How Our Preachers Die: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

From Life to Life; or How Our Preachers Die by William Marion Weekley: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 38 original MP3 tracks, 2:39:02 running time and a link to listen.

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From Life to Life; or How Our Preachers Die, credited to William Marion Weekley, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of From Life to Life; or How Our Preachers Die by William Marion Weekley. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. William Weekley was graduate of Asbury Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky, and a bishop in the Church of the United Brethren in Christ. From his preface, "In the preparation of this little volume I have been actuated mainly by a desire to benefit my ministerial brethren. The testimonies presented will, I trust, not only inspire in them greater confidence in the religion of Christ to save in death, but will furnish a class of illustrations for the pulpit not to be found anywhere else in book form. The "last words" of nearly two hundred and fifty ministers and ministers' wives are recorded in the following pages." - Summary by Larry Wilson

Recording facts

  • Recording title: From Life to Life; or How Our Preachers Die
  • Author credits: William Marion Weekley
  • Language: English
  • Original MP3 tracks: 38
  • Listed recording duration: 2:39:02

Catalogue topics

  • heaven
  • preachers
  • dying
  • bishop
  • testimony
  • praise
  • christian faith
  • pastors

Opening tracks: first 24 of 38

  1. 00 - Foreword and Introductory Note — 8:00
  2. 01 - Thoughts on Immortality — 5:17
  3. 02 - Bishop Philip William Otterbein, Bishop Martin Boehm, Rev. Peter Kemp — 3:39
  4. 03 - Rev. George Adam Guethingm, Rev. John G. Pfrimmer, Bishop Christian Newcomer — 3:51
  5. 04 - Rev. Jacob Bachtel, Rev. James Kinney, Rev. S.L. Downey — 3:57
  6. 05 - Rev. William Turner, Rev. A. M. Garriot, Rev. Jacob I. Ankrom — 3:56
  7. 06 - Rev. Henry Walters, Rev. John Rubush, Rev. H. Y. Humelbaugh — 5:05
  8. 07 - Rev. Zebedee Warner, D.D., Rev. Joseph A. Wolfe, Bishop Jacob Erb — 3:37
  9. 08 - Rev. Joseph Heichel, Rev. William H. Diddle, Rev. Henry Burtner — 3:20
  10. 09 - Rev. Joseph E. Widmeyer, Rev. Cornelius S. Meily, A.M., Bishop John J. Glossbrenner, D.D. — 4:26
  11. 10 - Rev. Charles E. Rittgers, Rev. John Wesley Price, Rev. Henry H. Gelbach — 3:22
  12. 11 - Rev. Benjamin F. Booth, D.D., Rev. Henry Young, Rev. Jacob C. Smith — 6:09
  13. 12 - Rev. Ellis Heater, Rev. Lewis Davis, D.D., Rev. R. Weaver, Rev. Lee Fisher — 6:17
  14. 13 - Rev. Joshua Cecil, Rev. Aaron Farmer, Rev. Alexander Konklin, Bishop William Hanby — 4:12
  15. 14 - Rev. Ezra D. Palmer, Rev. J. M. Lea, Bishop David Edwards, D.D. — 3:27
  16. 15 - Rev. James M. Smith, Rev. George A. Mark, Rev. J. B. Resler — 4:26
  17. 16 - Rev. James W. Robertson, Rev. Moses Gallagher, Rev. James Witt, Rev. John T. Nevill — 4:35
  18. 17 - Rev. Samuel Martin, Rev. J. C. Spitler, Rev. Jacob B. Kessler — 3:14
  19. 18 - Rev. Paul Wambaugh, Rev. Samuel Seiders, Rev. Jacob E. Bovey, Rev. L. D. Pinkney — 3:35
  20. 19 - Rev. James A. Elliott, Rev. Henry T. Barcus, Rev. Christian Grumbling — 3:45
  21. 20 - Rev. Francis M. Corl, Rev. J. E. Reames, Rev. Christian Shopp — 2:59
  22. 21 - Rev. Isaac Ware, Rev. Elisha Flaugh, Rev. D. D. Lightner — 3:20
  23. 22 - Rev. A. Lackey, Rev. Alvin Rose, Rev. John Russel, Rev. William Smith — 4:21
  24. 23 - Rev. Benjamin Patterson, Rev. August Krause, Rev. E. N. Graves — 3:39

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