Due Glory to Be Given to God: A Discourse Containing Two Sermons Preached in Cambridge May 15, 1783: Being a Day Appointed by Government for Publick

Focusing on the themes of faith and communal reflection, this discourse presents two sermons delivered in Cambridge on a day designated for public fasting and prayer. The sermons emphasize the importance of giving glory to God in times of national crisis and encourage the congregation to seek divine guidance and strength. The historical context of the sermons, set in the aftermath of the American Revolution, highlights the significance of spiritual resilience during turbulent times.