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Charles Ebert Orr
Charles Ebert Orr was an American holiness preacher and author, known for his deep devotion to Christian holiness teachings. He wrote several influential books on Christian living, including "A Treatise on Sanctification" and "How to Live a Holy Life," which emphasize the importance of personal sanctification and a Christ-centered life. His works often focus on spiritual growth, the pursuit of holiness, and the transformative power of faith. Orr's writings continue to inspire readers seeking a deeper, more committed Christian walk.
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INTRODUCTION. Out upon the sea of human life sails many a bark. But, alas! how few are sailing tranquil waters. Ascend with me to some solitary height and let us take a view of the innumerable human crafts as they sail out upon life's broad ocean. Many are being tossed to and fro upon the angry billows. Hope is almost gone. As they look forward into the distance all is dark and uncertain. In the...
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We have only one life to live, only one. Think of this for a moment. Here we are in this world of time making the journey of life. Each day we are farther from the cradle and nearer the grave. Solemn thought. See the mighty concourse of human lives; hear their heavy tread in their onward march. Some are just beginning life's journey; some are midway up the hill, some have reached the top, and some...
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