The Spirit of the Word
"The words that I speak unto you, they are spirit and they are life."-- Jesus Christ
"The letter killeth, but the Spirit giveth life."-- Paul

Vol. 1. One Dollar Annum. No.1 - ISSUED MONTHLY
March 15, 1885 - A. P. Adams, Beverly, Mass., P.O. Box 948
(Entered at the Post Office at Beverly, Mass., as second class mail matter).

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            This book, Spirit of The Word, is a compilation of periodicals published by the late Arthur P. Adams. The periodicals were written between March, 1885 and February, 1886. These articles most certainly do not embrace the dogma of "main stream religion;" A. P. Adams, being called by the Spirit to a higher level of understanding writes from a heavenly place and is guided through revelation as to the purpose of God, His Son, Jesus Christ and the reconciliation of all mankind.
            The Beverly Historical Society states that Rev. A.P. Adams was first registered in Beverly, Massachusetts, in 1882. Adams was again registered in 1897, and he is described at that time as a "clergyman and publisher" of "Spirit of The Word." He apparently did not pastor a church since his name did not appear in the extensive church directory of Beverly, Massachusetts.
            In 1906 Rev. Adams published a second publication entitled "Bethaba," and unfortunately we are unable to locate copies of that publication. The last recorded information on Adams states that in 1909 he and his wife Ophilia were recorded as "removed to Poughkeepsie, New York."⁽¹⁾
            The writings of Rev. Adams and other "enlightened authors" are being rescued from "archive imprisonment." This book (and other books of spiritually lead authors) has been reproduced by electronic process for the Internet and is available for printing or computer down-loading. As previously stated the basic theme or subject matter of these writings is God, our Father, His Son Jesus Christ, the holy Spirit and the reconciliation of all mankind through the Christed One, Jesus.
            For those "searching" and would like to contact us we list our addresses for the Internet and E-mail :

Spirit of The Word
http://home.att.net/~spiritword

e-mail
spiritword@worldnet.att.net

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The Beverly Historical Society and Museum. 117 Cabot Street, Beverly,
Mass. 01915 - October 8, 1997}

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