United States, Georgia, Banks County, 34.35413, -83.49737United States, Georgia, Franklin County, Carnesville, 34.36983, -83.23516United States, Georgia, Hall County, BushvilleUnited States, Georgia, Madison County, 34.12778, -83.20904United States, Georgia, Madison County, Danielsville, 34.12428, -83.22126United States, Georgia, Troup County, 33.03351, -85.02834Newton, Henry, 1823-19131847Sermon written by Reverend Henry Newton on the nature of the Gospel. Newton first states that passion is a natural part of man and that it has become perverted. He then gives the example of the apostle Paul as someone who, once changed by the Holy Spirit, directs his passions to proper ends. He then quotes Paul telling the Romans that he is not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ and begins to discourse on the nature of Gospel. Newton describes it as good will and glad tidings and encompassing the totallity of the Bible, not just the new testament. He describes it as an account of the designs and works of God, its purpose as salvation of the soul, and as the only means to this end.From notes: Preached at New Hope; Hebron; Danielsville; New Lebanon; Carnesville March 27, 1847; Long Cane 2nd Sabbath November 1847 Long Cane – Lloyd Presbyterian Church (Troup County, Ga.) Carnesville – Hopewell Presbyterian Church (Carnesville, Ga.)image/jp2enghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/Bible. Romans--SermonsPresbyterian Church--GeorgiaPresbyterian Church U.S.A.--Sermons--19th centuryEmotions--Religious aspects--PresbyteriansBible. New Testament--Relation to the Old Testament[Untitled sermon on Romans 1:16]Text