The Bible and the Sword, Or, the Appointment of the General Fast Vindicated: In an Address to the Common People, Concerning the Propriety of Repressin

The book presents a compelling argument for the necessity of using military force to combat persistent moral decay, addressing the role of fasting as a spiritual preparation during times of conflict. It emphasizes the importance of collective reflection and repentance among the common people, advocating for a balance between divine intervention and human action. Through its exploration of the relationship between faith and warfare, the work seeks to justify the appointment of a general fast as a means of reinforcing societal values in turbulent times.