"Church Discipline, in Two Parts" explores the principles and practices of maintaining order and spiritual health within Christian congregations. Written by Eleazer Savage in 1863, this work delves into the theological underpinnings and practical applications of church discipline as a means of fostering holiness and addressing misconduct.

The book examines the biblical basis for discipline, the proper procedures for its implementation, and its role in the restoration of erring members. Savage provides guidance on how to balance justice and mercy, ensuring that discipline serves as a tool for spiritual growth and reconciliation rather than mere punishment. This treatise offers valuable insights into the ecclesiological perspectives of the 19th century and remains relevant for those interested in the historical development of church governance and the pursuit of spiritual integrity within Christian communities.

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