The High Crime of Not Insuring (Classic Reprint): A Sermon, Preached at the Brooklyn Tabernacle, February 25th, 1877: A Sermon, Preached at the ... February 25th, 1877 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A practical, faith‑based call to protect families with life insurance, not leave them to luck or charity.

This nonfiction work presents a direct appeal to readers to consider life insurance as a safeguard for loved ones. It frames financial planning as a moral duty and urges timely action over procrastination, using vivid scenarios to illustrate the consequences of neglect.

Through confronting examples and plain talk, the book shows how insurance can spare households from ruin when illness or death arrives. It blends practical guidance with a spiritual perspective, encouraging responsible stewardship of one’s resources and family welfare.

• Understand why life insurance is described as a Christian duty and a prudent obligation.


• See common excuses and learn how to overcome them with real‑world planning.


• Recognize how procrastination can turn good intentions into hardship for dependents.


• Learn what to ask when evaluating a policy and choosing a trustworthy company.

Ideal for readers seeking plain, action‑oriented guidance on protecting families and honoring commitments through prudent financial planning.

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