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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. David Edward Keesey acknowledged God's presence early in his life, having received Jesus Christ in his life as his Lord and Savior at the age of twelve. At a later age, he learned of the significance of the Power of the Holy Spirit, His guidance, and His direction when surrendering David's will to His. Join David on his spiritual journey in David, Did You Know? About the Author David Edward Keesey is an educated child of God in His Word, moved by the Holy Spirit to live a life committed to teaching and preaching God's Word as a former Certified Lay Speaker recognized in the Methodist Church. His life experiences in family, church, work, and community relationships with people have prepared him for ministry. An innumerable number of many wonderful people, including children, women, and men, have been the measure of the God-given learning and practical experiences leading to David's knowledge to speak to the needs of those coming to Bible Study now and through the years. The study of God's Word spans over the years when, at the age of twenty, a Bible was placed in David's hands to lead eight boys of the Scout Troop in the study of God's Word.…

8vo, [19 pp]. In original grey printed wraps. On lightly aged paper, with unevenly trimmed edges, and in slightly worn wraps. Short ink inscription at head of front wrap. INSCRIBED by the author's wife 'To my very dear Daughter Marian In happy memory of dear Pater the Author May 4th. and May 24th. 1936'. Full-page illustration of the 'Metropolitan Free Church Federation Eisteddfod, 1926. Grand Bardic Chair Presented by John Weir, Esq.' A curious mixture of pagan and Christian. A brief 'Foreword' explains how the poem won the 'Great Bardic Chair Competition, 1926', giving the judges' names and describing the presentation at 'the Central Hall, Westminster, February 11th, 1926' ('The Rev. Elvet Lewis, M.A., Arch Druid, conducted the proceedings.'). A cut above McGonagall, the poem consists of 36 12-line stanzas. The following extract is pretty representative: 'With Afric's unguents, such as could be found, | The body they embalmed with anxious care, | That Britain's son might lie in British ground | From whence he went for Christ to do and dare.' Two newspaper cuttings of obituaries laid down inside the front wrap: the first, dated 9 May 1936, headed 'Death of the Rev. G. W. Keesey, Well-known Congregational Minister'; the second headed 'East London's Congregational "Bishop". Rev. Keesey Memorial Service'. COPAC only lists copies at the British Library and the Bodleian. …