"Future Punishment" comprises four parochial sermons by Randolph Harrison McKim, exploring the doctrine of retribution and the practice of prayers for the dead. McKim delves into the scriptural basis for understanding divine judgment and the afterlife, offering insights into the fate of individuals beyond earthly existence. This collection not only provides theological reflections on eschatology but also addresses the controversial topic of prayers for the departed souls.

McKim⿿s work seeks to illuminate the complexities surrounding eternal reward and punishment, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Christian theology, particularly concerning salvation and the ultimate destiny of humanity. This volume invites readers to contemplate the intersection of faith, mortality, and divine justice.

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