1742 DAVID JENNINGS. Letter to Philip Doddridge Regarding the Nature of the Christian Faith. Puritan It shows Spurgeon seated at

It shows Spurgeon seated at a desk

he was obsessed with obtaining all the knowledge he could

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1742 DAVID JENNINGS. Letter to Philip Doddridge Regarding the Nature of the Christian Faith. Puritan It shows Spurgeon seated atWhat a wonderful Great Awakening period letter! Penned by David Jennings [1691 1762], who was the son of ejected [1662] puritan divine, John Jennings. He was pastor and later tutor at the Fund Academy, Moorfields, where many of the prominent dissenters, both Congregational and Presbyterian, were trained. A testimony to his ongoing godliness is that, along with others like Philip Doddridge, he recognized the Methodist movement, ranging from the Wesleys