Des WohlehrwÃ1/4rdigen Herrn Johann Joseph GaÃners Der Gottesgelehrtheit Und Des Geistlichen Rechts Candidaten, Seeleifrigen Pfarrers In Klösterle, Weise Fromm Und Gesund Zu Leben, Auch Ruhig Und Gottselig Zu Sterben, or ""Useful Instruction Against..."", by Johann Joseph Gassner, offers guidance on living a pious and healthy life in preparation for a peaceful and God-fearing death. This book provides religious instruction rooted in Christian doctrine and spiritual principles, offering readers a path to navigate life's challenges with faith and devotion.
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