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Title: Centennial sermons and papers delivered at the one hundredth anniversary of the organization of the Cumberland Presbyterian church before the eightieth general assembly, Dickson, Tenn., May 19-24, 1910
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Cumberland Presbyterian Church. General Assembly Baskette, R. L., comp
Subjects: Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Publisher: Nashville, The Cumberland press
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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of (lod, andof the Lamb. It is her last voyage. I look out and I seethe shining port of heaven. I see Ewing, King and MAdooher builders, and the mighty host of the redeemed whichshe has landed long years before, coniing down to theharbor to greet her with crowns of glory upon theirheads, and palms of victory in their hands. She dropsher anchors, and furls her sails. It is the grand old shipCumberland. She will sail the wild seas no more. Thetempests may sweep oer the wild, stormy deep, but safe inheaven we will rest evermore. There is but one fond ambition in my poor life, and ifit is wrong forgive it. I want to serve my Master as bestI can, and when I fall in death, and you come to carvemy simple epitaph upon the unpretentious slab that is tomark my last resting place. I ask not that you carve uponit that I was great and covered with honor, for that wouldbe untrue. But carve upon it, Here lies an humble soldierof the cross, who fell at his post in the Cumberland Pres-bvterian Church.
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REV. J. L. GOODKNIGHT GENERAL ASSEMBLY—STATED CLERK LINCOLN, ILL. CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAXISM DEFINED. J. L. GOODKNIGHT, D. D.^ LL.D. There are only three great fundamental systems of doc-trine under Protestantism. Each of these is a distinctdoctrinal system and has nothing in common with eitherof the others. These three doctrinal systems are Calvin-ism, Arminianism and Cumberlandism. Cumberlandism is different from these other two in eachand all the essential doctrines of Christianity. I shall firststate these several fundamental doctrines in their order. I. Sin IX Its Effi^cts Upon the Hum.vn Race. 1. It effects upon Adam as race head. 2. The relation of Adam to his posterity in sin. 3. Mans ability and inability under sin. II. The Life and Death of Jesus Christ. 1. What it did on Gods side as God stands related. 2. What it did on mans side for man—as man standsrelated. 3. What advantage came to man through the life anddeath of Jesus Christ. 4. Wherein mans inability lies under

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