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(none) Life of Elder John Smith

with some account of the rise and progress of the current reformation.

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER I. Birth, Parentage, and Early Childhood
Page 11
CHAPTER II. First School--Early Calvinism
Page 22
CHAPTER III. Removal to Kentucky--Youthful Employments--Education--Card-playing
Page 28
CHAPTER IV. The Harpes--Great Revival--Death of Father--Responsibilities
Page 41
CHAPTER V. Seeks Religion--Experience--Baptism--Desire to Preach--At School
Page 55
CHAPTER VI. Zeal--Religious Doubts--Attempts to Speak in Public--Removes to Wayne--Marries--House-keeping--Call to the Ministry
Page 70
CHAPTER VII. Ordination--Doctrine--At School again
Page 87
CHAPTER VIII. Seeks a better Habitation--Speculation--Worldly Ambition--Removes to Alabama--Sad Calamity--Cold Plague
Page 96
CHAPTER IX. Returns to Kentucky--Preaches at Crab-Orchard--Raccoons
Page 110
CHAPTER X. Fukkerism--Change of Views--Nancy Hurt--Visits Northern Kentucky--Marries again
Page 118
CHAPTER XI. Union of Regular and Separate Baptists--North District Association--David Barrow--Jeremiah Vardeman--Removal to Montgomery County
Page 124
CHAPTER XII. Churches of Montgomery--Buys a Farm--Moses Higgins and the Shakers
Page 134
CHAPTER XIII. Financial Difficulties--Visits Alabama--Entanglement at Spencer
Page 142
CHAPTER XIV. Alexander Campbell--"Christian Baptist"--Investigation
Page 148
CHAPTER XV. Interview with ALexander Campbell
Page 161
CHAPTER XVI. Change of Views--Counts the Cost--Preaches the Ancient Gospel--New Translation--Opposition
Page 170
CHAPTER XVII. Lulbegrud--Opposition Organized--North District Association meets at Cane Spring--Charges preferred--Case laid over for One Year
Page 179
CHAPTER XVIII. Gives himself to the Cause--Jacob Coons and Absalom Rice--Arouses the Churches--Intemperate Zeal
Page 191
CHAPTER XIX. Creeds as Bonds of Union--Ancient Gospel and Order--Manner of meeting the Opposition
Page 203
CHAPTER XX. Schism--Ancient Gospel restored--Churches of Christ organized--Methodism--Violence threatened
Page 216
CHAPTER XXI. Debate with Dr. Fishback--Among the Methodists
Page 227
CHAPTER XXII. Mrs. Smith's Sacrifices--The Clergy--Jeremiah Vardeman--Jacob Creath--William Morton--George W. Elley
Page 237
CHAPTER XXIII. Boone's Creek Association--Bracken--North District meets at Lulbegrud--Triumph
Page 247
CHAPTER XXIV. Bracken and Licking--John P. Thompson--Boone's Creek--Her Constitution--Hiram Bledsoe--Curtis J. Smith
Page 258
CHAPTER XXV. Silas M. Noel, Raccoon John Smith at Frankfort--At David Chenault's--Division at Grassy Lick--Somerset
Page 276
CHAPTER XXVI. Reasons for leaving the Baptists--North District convenes at Unity--Resolves to Divide--Elkhorn at Lexington--Tate's Creek at Red Lick
Page 291
CHAPTER XXVII. Bracken convenes at Poplar Run--William Vaughn--Boone's Creek meets at Hind's Creek--Constitution sustained--James French--Disciples at Mt. Zion--Vardeman's Defection
Page 302
CHAPTER XXVIII. Jacob Creath, Jr--The Creed Question--Clear Creek Church--Creath indorsed by Smith--Great Crossings--Letter to Thomas Henderson
Page 314
CHAPTER XXXIX. John Taylor--Clerical House-breaker--The Beaver Decrees--South Benson
Page 323
CHAPTER XXX. Calvinists in Council at Lulbegrud--At Goshen--Baptist Customs--Franklin Association--Reformation denounced
Page 334
CHAPTER XXXI. Reformers gather at Spencer--Reply to their Opponents
Page 352
CHAPTER XXXII. Elkhorn Association at Silas--Turbulent Session--Reformers cast out
Page 365
CHAPTER XXXIII. Tate's Creek Association divided--Reformers cast out--Their Defense--Bracken divides
Page 376
CHAPTER XXXIV. Boone's Creek divides--Indiscretions--Legalism--John D. Steele--Reformation in the Green River Valley
Page 388
CHAPTER XXXV. Visits Stockton's Valley--Interview with his old Calvinistic Friends--With Isaac Denton--With his Mother--Isaac T. Renau--At Monticello
Page 400
CHAPTER XXXVI. North District dissolved at Somerset--Address to the Churches
Page 415
CHAPTER XXXVII. Baptist Customs--South Elkhorn Church accused and condemned--Tate's Creek Association--Called to Monticello--The Cause established--Design of Baptism
Page 422
CHAPTER XXXVIII. Arians--The Christians adn the Disciples--Barton W. Stone--Ground of Union
Page 428
CHAPTER XXXIX. John T. Johnson--Union proposed--Discussed--Accomplished
Page 447
CHAPTER XL. Smith as an Evangelist--His Address to the Brethren
Page 461
CHAPTER XLI. Tour to Stockton's Valley--First Fruits--At Sparta
Page 472
CHAPTER XLII. General Labors--First Annual Meeting--Boone's Creek--Creeds--Earmarks--Form and Substance
Page 483
CHAPTER XLIII. Text-Preaching--Smith's Style of Preaching--Baptism
Page 496
CHAPTER XLIV. Conference at Dry Run--Violent Opposition-Fork's Church--Mt. Pleasant Church--Cholera--Great Success in 1833
Page 504
CHAPTER XLV. Evangelizes in 1834--Debate with Whitney--Greek and Cherokee
Page 516
CHAPTER XLVI. Tour Southward--Cooperation--Controversy with Stephenson--Removes to Owingsville--New Scheme of Evangelizing
Page 528
CHAPTER XLVII. Political Opinions--R. M. Menifee--Disaffection--James G. Arnold--State Meeting at Harrodsburg--Controversy about Name
Page 538
CHAPTER XLVIII. General Labors--Characteristics--St. Louis--Sad Affliction--Removes to Mount Sterling--Dissensions--Removes to Georgetown--Peace and Reconciliation
Page 546
CHAPTER XLIX. Elder of the Church at Georgetown--His continued Usefulness--Anecdotes
Page 555
CHAPTER L. Death of Mrs. Smith--Lives with his Children--His Biography--Visits Missouri--The "Oath of Loyalty"--His Arrest--Last Days in Kentucky--Return to Missouri
Page 539
CHAPTER LI. His Labors in Missouri--His Sickness--Last Words--Death--Traits of Character--His Grave
Page 570

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578 p.
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April 14, 2010 Edited by Open Library Bot Linked existing covers to the edition.
February 7, 2010 Edited by 97.89.55.206 Added information about the title and physical dimensions, etc. of the book and added the "Contents" (all 51 chapters and descriptions) - John Smith was a brother to my Great-Great-Great-Grandfather.
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