"The Character and Happiness of them that die in the Lord" offers a profound exploration of death from a Christian perspective. In this carefully reprinted sermon, William Dealtry delivers a message of comfort and hope concerning salvation and the promise of heaven. Preached in 1822 on the occasion of the death of Rev. John Owen, this work delves into the religious aspects of death, providing insights into Christian theology and the afterlife.

Dealtry's sermon examines the character of those who find salvation in Christ and explores the happiness that awaits them. A classic example of religious oratory, "The Character and Happiness of them that die in the Lord" provides a historical lens on Christian beliefs about death, offering solace and contemplation for those seeking understanding of soteriology and the Christian view of death. This edition makes this important historical text accessible to those interested in religious history and the timeless questions of faith and the afterlife.

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