A Sermon on the Operations of Divine Providence (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Ellis, Alexander

 
9781333291013: A Sermon on the Operations of Divine Providence (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A historic sermon that ties the abolition of slavery to the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, framing emancipation as a work of divine Providence and a moral rebuke to oppression. It offers a window into how faith and public life were joined in Reconstruction-era America.

This edition presents a passionate address delivered at Joy Street Church in 1870, weaving biblical themes with political milestones. It speaks to listeners and readers who seek context for how religious leaders shaped debates over citizenship, rights, and national renewal.


  • Understand how the sermon links abolition, constitutional change, and national reform.

  • Explore arguments that the Fifteenth Amendment represents a landmark, moral achievement.

  • See the role of Christian leadership in guiding public opinion and social progress.

  • Appreciate the rhetorical style used to urge perseverance, gratitude, and civic duty.



Ideal for readers of Reconstruction-era history, religious history, and collections exploring the intersection of faith and civil rights.

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