** "The Cause and Cure of the Cattle Plague: A Plain Sermon" by James Galloway Cowan is a religious text from 1866 that explores the meaning of widespread animal sickness through the lens of faith. The writing suggests that a devastating cattle disease is not just a natural disaster, but a sign from God meant to get people to recognize their wrongdoings and turn back to humbleness and spiritual correction. Instead of only looking for scientific solutions to this animal sickness, Cowan insists that people should first consider the spiritual meaning behind the disaster. By recognizing God's role in this time of trouble, people can reflect on their choices and aim to fix their relationship with God. Cowan therefore links the animals' diseases with the community's misdeeds, which leads to an appeal for everyone to recognize God and commit to religious reformation. **

The Cause and Cure of the Cattle Plague: A Plain Sermon
By James Galloway Cowan
** When a terrible illness sweeps through the cattle, a holy book suggests it's a message from above, urging society to reflect, repent, and reconnect with their faith.
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