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"The Doctrine of Imposition of Hands" by John Frere, originally published in 1845, delves into the theological significance and practice of laying on hands within a Christian context. This enduring work explores the historical roots, biblical basis, and spiritual implications of this important ritual.
Frere meticulously examines the various applications of imposition of hands, including its role in ordination, healing, confirmation, and the impartation of spiritual gifts. He navigates complex theological questions, offering insightful analysis and interpretation. This volume provides a valuable resource for theologians, clergy, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this foundational Christian practice. Frere's work continues to resonate with readers seeking a comprehensive and historically informed perspective on the doctrine of imposition of hands.
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