God in the Camp, Or, the Only Way for a People to Engage the Presence of God with Their Armies: Delivered in a Sermon Preach'd Before His Excellency a

The sermon emphasizes the necessity of divine guidance for military success, arguing that a nation's relationship with God is crucial when engaging in warfare. Delivered before the Governor and General Assembly in Boston, it reflects the historical context of early 18th-century America, where faith played a significant role in public life and governance. The speaker advocates for spiritual preparedness and moral integrity as essential components for any army seeking victory, highlighting the intersection of faith and patriotism in times of conflict.