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Solomon The Prince, And Solomon The Preacher by Hamilton James 1814-1867, 2010-10-01 Our Christian classics: readings from the best divines, with notices biographical and critical Volume 4 by Hamilton James 1814-1867, 2010-09-29 Our Christian classics: readings from the best divines, with notices biographical and critical Volume 3 by Hamilton James 1814-1867, 2010-09-29 Our Christian Classics: Readings From The Best Divines, With Notices Biographical And Critical by Hamilton James 1814-1867, 2010-09-29 A memoir of Lady Colquhoun by James Hamilton. by Hamilton. James. 1814-1867., 1849-01-01 Works of the late Rev. James Hamilton, D.D., F.L.S Volume 1 by James, 1814-1867 Hamilton, 2009-10-26 Lessons from the great biography by Hamilton James 1814-1867, 1860-01-01 The Mount of Olives, and other lectures on prayer by Hamilton James 1814-1867, 1875-01-01 The happy home : affectionately inscribed to the working people by Hamilton James 1814-1867, 1849-01-01 The harp on the willows ; Remembering Zion ; Farewell to Egypt ; The church in the house ; The dew of Hermon and Destination of the Jews by Hamilton James 1814-1867, 1849-01-01

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81. WebGED: David Humphrey Data Page
    father Sprinkle, Michael (1814 1867) mother Henry, Catherine Stannard, James (*1789- ) - male spouse Humphrey, Almira Aug 1931 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH  
    http://www.genelea.com/humphrey/wgh58.html

82. WebGED: David Humphrey Data Page
    1785 ) spouse Sprinkle, Michael (1814 - 1867) - m. 25 1820 - 1899) childHigdon, James S. (1822 b. 28 Nov 1840 in Riverside, Hamilton County, OH.  
    http://www.genelea.com/humphrey/wgh24.html

83. Human Family Project July 12, 2001
    Father James Tapscott, Reverend6143 (1750-1815) Mother Sarah Baird-7256 (1752 USAChristened at Died After 1860 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio  
    http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/NorthernEurope/f87.htm

84. C DATA045
    Mary Ann page 251 COLE Mary Ann 18141867 page 252 002-1 Harris Family RICHARDS AaronJames page 36 Daniel BAILLIE page 251 ROCHESTER George Hamilton page 254  
    http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/160/e160c045.htm

85. I03872: Harry BOYLES (____ - ____)
    Elizabeth HAILE _David Ballard DICKEY _+ (1814 1867) m 1830 1785 - 1853)m 1808 _George Hamilton MOSELEY _ Reuben B. SMITH Family 1 James W. CRASK  
    http://www.craskfiles.com/c1/d0005/g0000067.html

86. Abraxis.com/panther/genealogy/bg/248.txt
    WALTON ChildrenHamilton THOMAS BROOKS H. 1/6/1814 -@1867 m B. MOON James W. 11  
    http://abraxis.com/panther/genealogy/bg/248.txt
    
    Extractions: WILLIAM BROOKS 248 BORN: 12/1/1782 WHERE: nc DIED: 2/1868 WHERE: walton co BURIED: BROOKS FAMILY CEM-WALTON MARRIED: 1/31/1802 WHERE: wilkes MARTHA JANE WEAVER 249 BORN: 12/2/1782 WHERE: ga DIED: 1869 WHERE: walton co BURIED: BROOKS FAMILY CEM-WALTON Children HAMILTON THOMAS BROOKS 10/18/1802 - m.ELIZABETH SINDERELLA 12/27/1803 -

87. Ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/erie/cemeteries/united.txt
    1883 1902 Buffalo S Y Excellent Austin, James G. 1842 Sep 1846 Buffalo S Y Poor neeHamilton Brant, Frederick W K Y Excellent Hack, Jacob P. 1814 1867 Buffalo K  
    http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/erie/cemeteries/united.txt

88. Treasury Of David - Charles Spurgeon
    argument is clearly without force. —James Anderson's Note to Calvinin loc. HINTS TO THE VILLAGE PREACHER. Ver. 1. Take this verse  
    http://christ.basics4life.com/tod/psalm106.htm
    
    Extractions: Treasury of David - Psalm 106 - Charles Spurgeon Psalms 106:1 PSALM 106. GENERAL REMARKS. While we are studying this holy Psalm, let us all along see ourselves in the Lord's ancient people, and bemoan our own provocations of the Most High, at the same time admiring his infinite patience, and adoring him because of it. May the Holy Spirit sanctify it to the promotion of humility and gratitude. Division. EXPOSITION. Ver. 1. Praise ye the Lord. Hallelujah. Praise ye Jah. This song is for the assembled people, and they are all exhorted to join in praise to Jehovah. It is not meet for a few to praise and the rest to be silent; but all should join. If David were present in churches where quartets and choirs carry on all the singing, he would turn to the congregation and say, "Praise ye the Lord." Our meditation dwells upon human sin; but on all occasions and in all occupations it is seasonable and profitable to praise the Lord. O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good. For his mercy endureth for ever. Goodness towards sinners assumes the form of mercy, mercy should therefore be a leading note in our song. Since man ceases not to be sinful, it is a great blessing that Jehovah ceases not to be merciful. From age to age the Lord deals graciously with his church, and to every individual in it he is constant and faithful in his grace, even for evermore. In a short space we have here two arguments for praise, "for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever, "and these two arguments are themselves praises. The very best language of adoration is that which adoringly in the plainest words sets forth the simple truth with regard to our great Lord. No rhetorical flourishes or poetical hyperboles are needed, the bare facts are sublime poetry, and the narration of them with reverence is the essence of adoration. This first verse is the text of all that which follows; we are now to see how from generation to generation the mercy of God endured to his chosen people.

89. M'Cheyne's Friends
    The abovelinked website was posted in 2001 by Alan Newble. Rev. JamesHamilton (1814 - 1867). Assistant minister at St. George's  
    http://web.ukonline.co.uk/d.haslam/mccheyne/friends.htm
    
    Extractions: (back to M'Cheyne main page) (M'Cheyne's family) (M'Cheyne FAQ) Page created and maintained by David Haslam . Last updated This page lists some of Robert Murray M'Cheyne's companions in the ministry of the Church of Scotland during the nineteenth century, many of whom witnessed the remarkable Revival of Religion which took place in Scotland during 1839 and the years afterwards. Special Guest Essay Of Common Ilk Spiritual Friendship as a Means of Grace in the lives of Robert Murray M'Cheyne and His Companions by Clint Humfrey, Toronto Baptist Seminary. This essay is gratefully posted with permission of the author. browser requires frames One of the three Church of Scotland ministers who accompanied M'Cheyne on the Mission of Inquiry to Palestine. In 1831 he was appointed Professor of Divinity in Marischal College, Aberdeen. Pior to this, he was the minister at Tarves. Minister of the Church in Collace 1838-1856, and subsequently in Finnieston 1857-1864 and Glasgow 1864-1875.

90. TheologyBooks.com | FEATURE CONTENT : Spurgeon: Proverbs - Song Of Solomon [Comm
    8vo. Leicester, 1781. 3/6. Confused, eccentric, and happily very rare. 619 HAMILTONJAMES, DD (18141867). Royal Preacher Lectures on Ecclesiastes. Cr. 8vo.  
    http://www.theologybooks.com/site/feature.cfm?tkey=45

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