JESSE MERCER INDEX PAGE
Jesse Mercer, D.D., was the most distinguished and influential Baptist minister ever reared in the State of Georgia; and it is doubtful if anyone, under the providence of God, ever exerted a more beneficial influence among the Baptists of Georgia, or as an instrument in the divine hands ever accomplished more beneficial results for the denomination in the State. - The Baptist Encyclopedia
Some regarded him hyper-Calvinistic in his system of doctrine, but he loved Andrew Fuller more than John Calvin, and followed the Bible more than either. - Annals of the American Baptist Pulpit
Jesse Mercer
By W. J. Northen, 1906
Jesse Mercer, D. D.
Early Georgia Baptist Minister and Leader
The Baptist Encyclopedia, 1881
Jesse Mercer, D. D.
Early Georgia Baptist Minister
Annals of the American Baptist Pulpit, 1860
Jesse Mercer
A Short Biography, 1842
The Present State of Religion Amongst our Churches
Circular Letter of Georgia Baptist Association
By Jesse Mercer, 1801
Gospel Discipline
Circular Letter of Georgia Baptist Association
By Jesse Mercer, 1806
Baptist Administration of Baptism
Circular Letter of Georgia Baptist Association
By Jesse Mercer, 1811
The Meaning and Manner of Ordination
Circular Letter of Georgia Baptist Convention
By Jesse Mercer, 1830
Importance of Ministers and Purity of the Churches
Circular Letter of Georgia Baptist Association
By Jesse Mercer, 1831
The Lord's Supper
By Jesse Mercer, 1833
Jesse Mercer on Church Discipline
From Various Circular Letters and Other Writings
The Death of Great Men
By Jesse Mercer
Rev. Jesse Mercer Obituary Notice
The Baptist Missionary Magazine, 1842
A Link The Cluster of Spiritual Songs, Divine Hymns and Sacred Poems
By Jesse Mercer, 1823More Baptist Biographies
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