PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, In Questions and Answers, Designed for the Instruction of Youth in Evangelical Churches. Third edition.
by Lochman, Johann Georg
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Printed by J.S. Wiestling, Harrisburg: ., 1827 47 p. 12mo. Froxed. Original card boards. Leather spine covered in clear tape. **Manuscript ownership of Maria Rusch, Sunbury, Northumberland County, PA February 28, 1834. S&S/AI 28803. John George Lochman (1773-1826) was born in Philadelphia. He graduated at the University of Pennsylvania in 1789 and was licensed to preach in 1794, and became pastor of the Lutheran congregation at Lebanon, Pa., where he labored for twenty-one years, also serving several congregations in the vicinity. In 1815 he became pastor at Harrisburg, where he remained until his death. He was president of the first convention of the general synod held at Frederick, Maryland, in 1821. He devoted much time to the preparation of young men for the ministry, and many of his students occupied high offices in his church. PAIMP 3. Hardcover.
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- PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, In Questions and Answers, Designed for the Instruction of Youth in Evangelical Churches. Third edition.
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- Lochman, Johann Georg
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- EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT RELIGION CATECHISMS PENNSYLVANIA JUVENILE PRAYERS NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
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