436円 This volume is the outcome of a proposal made to the Editor that he should select and prepare for publication, with the consent of the authors, a series of University Sermons, recently preached at Cambridge. In making his selection from the sermons of the academical years 1889 to 1892, the Editor...

308円 When the following Translation was first attempted, some years ago, it was not in the least designed to meet the public eye; the only motives were the Translator’s own exercise and improvement;ーcertain reasons have since prevailed with him to commit it to the press; and should it fall into the h...

436円 Our Free Church leaders are constantly urging upon us the importance of instructing our young people in the principles of our Free Church faith. They tell us that upon the measure of the intelligence with which our young people grasp our fundamental principles, the future, not simply of the Free ...

436円 A word as to the exact chronological position of this journey to Jerusalem. Mark’s is, as you all know, the briefest of the Gospels, and we are not to conclude that incidents that follow one another in the narrative necessarily came immediately the one after the other. For the sequence of events,...

436円 The Sermons contained in this volume were originally delivered on consecutive Sabbath mornings in the regular course of my ministry at Richmond Hill. They are essentially spoken sermons, and they have been printed exactly as they were spoken. I have derived help from various quarters in the prepa...

436円 I have only the usual reasonーor excuseーfor publishing these sermons, many of my own people who heard them preached wished to possess them in more permanent form. They were preached in the course of my regular ministry, and they are printed exactly as they were preached. I am indebted to many wr...

436円 This Sermon which I preached by your command, and you harkned unto with much acceptance, and is now printed by your Order, I most humbly present unto your Gracious Patronage, and Religious practice; It hath this only in it; that it is seasonable; what one once writ to Ægidius the Abbot of Norinbe...

436円 The Sermons contained in this volume have little in common with each other beyond a certain apologetic character, such as is suggested by the titlea. At one time the writer had intended to employ the opportunities afforded to him during the course of the last two years, in an attempt to show that...

436円 It is with the present-day application of the words of my text I am concerned, so I do not propose to spend much time in examining and explaining the context. Let it be sufficient to say that it was of the returned Israel the prophet first wrote or spoke these words. Ever since the deportation to...

436円 The commentators tell us that the phrase “the Gospel of Jesus Christ” may mean one of two things. (a) It may mean the Gospel which Jesus Christ Preached. (b) It may mean also the Gospel of which Jesus Christ is the subject. It is in this latter sense Mark uses the phrase here. He is thinking not ...

436円 No one can read the Epistles of Paul with any care without noticing in them a strange mingling of humility and assurance in the Apostle’s references to himself. The language of self-depreciation and the language of self-assertion are both to be found in his letters. When thinking of himself in th...

436円 Paul said he was made a minister according to God’s dispensation, given to him to fulfill the Word of God and to preach the mystery which had been hid from ages and generationsーa mystery which not even Abraham knew, nor David, nor Isaiah, but is now made manifest to His saints, to whomーto the s...