Box 1
Contains 29 Results:
“An Inspiring Reason for Loving God” through “Isaac”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Jacob” through “Jesus Visits and Cleanses the Temple”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Joseph” through “Judas Iscariot”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“The King’s Business” through “A Known God”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Learning to Pray” through “Love: Its Basis and Results”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Magnetism of the Cross” through “Mission of the Holy Spirit”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Moral Decline: Its Cause and its Cure” through “My Church”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
Anniversary
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Basis of Reward for Christian Service” through “Burden Bearing”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Called and Blessed” through “Choosing”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“The Child in the Midst” through “Christ and the Church”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Christian Education Campaign” through “A Christian Day”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Christ’s Prayer for his Crucifiers” through “The Church in Intercession and Preparation for Service”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Lities of Refuge” through “Class and Forms of Prayer”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“The Communion of Saints” through “Conviction of Sin”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“The Corinthian Church”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“The Corinthian Letter” through “Counting the Cost”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“A Crucial Test of Faith”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Disobedient Sons” through “Elijah”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
“Enduement with Power” through “Every Christian, a Builder”
The James L. Clark Papers are composed of 1.25 linear feet of sermon typescripts, manuscripts, and writing tablets.
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