That the Gospel of Jesus Christ, according to Rom. I, 16. continues to prove itself as the power of God unto salvation able to reclaim and save the most depraved hearts, is illustrated by the example of August Solomon Doering, having experienced grace; the narrative of which is now published to the honour and glory of God - Döring, Friedrich Christlieb (Printed by Charles Cist: --and to be sold by Tobias Hirte, no. 118, North Second-Street, 1792)
"This book is to be had at the following places, viz. Philadelphia, of Jacob Ritter, in Front-Street 3d. door below Arch-Street. Baltimore, Nicholas Tshudy, in Market-Street. Fredericktown, Jacob Steiner. Hagarstown, Peter Hoefly. Yorktown [i.e., York, Pa.], Ernst Schlosser and John Morris. Lancaster, Matthaeus Hehl. Readingstown [i.e., Reading, Pa.], Erhard Roos and Gottlob Youngman. Germantown, Peter Leibert and Justus Fox. Hope, Frederick Peter."--printed slip mounted inside back cover. - August Salomon Döring was executed in 1779 for the murder of a young boy. - Evans, 24279. - Translation of: Dass das Evangelium von Jesu Christo, nach Römer I. v. 16. noch immer eine Kraft Gottes sey