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by Wesselius Johannes (Author), Daniël Havart (Author)
A detailed transcription of Johannes Wesselius's sermon, "Intree-reede Van Johannes Wesselius Oover De Verscheydene En Meenigvuldige Uytneemendheid Van Den Apostel Paulus," delivered in Latin at the Groote Kerk in Rotterdam on February 5, 1711. This historical document offers insights into the theological discourse of the period and Wesselius's unique interpretation of Paul the Apostle's life and significance. The work, likely transcribed and/or edited by Daniël Havart, provides a valuable resource for scholars of religious history and Dutch literature, reflecting the intellectual and spiritual climate of the early 18th century Netherlands. The sermon explores the multifaceted excellence of Paul, providing a window into the religious thought and rhetorical style prevalent at the time.
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