John Newton—Through Many Dangers Geoffrey B. Wilson These are reproduced in the

These are reproduced in the first part of this volume

as the author shows us the future of the individual

the revivals which took place under his preaching

The sermons on Hebrews in Part Two supplement the commentary in Part One

John Newton—Through Many Dangers Geoffrey B. Wilson These are reproduced in theRejecting his mothers Christian faith, John became a reckless, blasphemous sailor and an evangelist for unbelief. Press ganged onto a man of war, he faced death in naval battle, was flogged for deserting his ship, and eventually enslaved and starved in Africa. All because of his passion for Pollya girl beyond his reach. Later, as a slave ship captain, Johns life was threatened by mutinous crews, callous traders, desperate slaves, Barbary pirates,