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People seemed anxious to hear and learn more about the Holy Scriptures. The good ladies furnished dinner at the church for all present. Hollis affirmed: Close communion as taught by the Baptist. He made the usual Baptist arguments. He read copiously from the queries of J. N. Hall, deceased, and used them as his best arguments. Apart from these, he is quite weak. Bro. Bradly is a fluent speaker with a happy recollection of the scriptures which he uses to good advantage. J.W.S. moderated for Bradley. All said the pleasant debate was doing good.
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I. B. Bradley vs A. N. Hollis (Missionary Baptist)
January 15, 1914
(By Harvey Jones)
January 15, 1914
(By Harvey Jones)
People seemed anxious to hear and learn more about the Holy Scriptures. The good ladies furnished dinner at the church for all present. Hollis affirmed: Close communion as taught by the Baptist. He made the usual Baptist arguments. He read copiously from the queries of J. N. Hall, deceased, and used them as his best arguments. Apart from these, he is quite weak. Bro. Bradly is a fluent speaker with a happy recollection of the scriptures which he uses to good advantage. J.W.S. moderated for Bradley. All said the pleasant debate was doing good.
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