SOWING AND REAPING. One soweth and another reapeth. John 4: 87. Mr Moody alluded to a feeling which some of the young converts entertained toward m...
Letter CXV(1) Letter CXV(1) To the heretic Simplicia.(2) We often ill advisedly hate our superiors and love our inferiors. So I, for my part, hold m...
Letter LI.Letter LI. Addressed to the Emperor Theodosius after the massacre at Thessalonica.(1) St. Ambrose begins by stating his reasons for not havi...
CHAPTER XV Giving the Devil His Due I know there is a devil for two reasons; first, the Bible declares it; and second I have done business with him....
Book I.Book I.1. Atticus. I hear, Critobulus, that you have written that man can be without sin, if he chooses; and that the commandments of God are e...
Letter LIII(1) Letter LIII(1) To the Chorepiscopi.(2) 1. MY soul is deeply pained at the enormity of the matter on which I write, if for this only, t...
Book III.Book III.1. Critob. I am charmed with the exuberance of your eloquence, but at the same time I would remind you that,(1) In the multitude of ...
Tractate LXIV.Tractate LXIV. John XIII. 33.1. It becomes us, dearly beloved, to keep in view the orderly connection of our Lord's words. For after hav...
Tractate LVIII.Tractate LVIII. John XIII. 10-15.1. We have already, beloved, as the Lord was pleased to enable us, expounded to you those words of the...
Chapter 4848:1 Hear ye this, O house of Jacob, who are a called by the name of Israel, and have come forth out of b the waters of Judah, who swear by ...
Sermon XIII. [LXIII. Ben.]Sermon XIII. [LXIII. Ben.] On the words of the gospel, Matt. viii. 23, And when he was entered into a boat, etc.1. By the Lo...
Book I.Book I.Contents.1. I Had many genuine and true friends, men who understood the laws of friendship, and faithfully observed them; but out of thi...
Sermon LVII. [CVII. Ben.]Sermon LVII. [CVII. Ben.] On the words of the gospel, Luke xii. 15, And he said unto them, take heed, and keep yourselves fro...
FAITH. Faith is the substance of things hoped for, and the evidence of things not seen. Hebrews 11: 1. I want to call your attention to-night to th...
CHAPTER XXII Those Billy Sunday Prayers I never preach a sermon until I have soaked it in prayer.?Billy Sunday. CONCERNING the prayers of Sunday t...
Letter LXXXIV(1) Letter LXXXIV(1) To the President.(2) 1. You will hardly believe what I am about to write, but it must be written for truth's sake. ...
Letter XLV(1) Letter XLV(1) To a lapsed Monk.1. I AM doubly alarmed to the very bottom of my heart, and you are the cause. I am either the victim of ...
IMPOSSIBLE WITH MAN, POSSIBLE WITH GOD. And He said, The things which are impossible with men are possible with God.?Luke xviii. 27. Christ had sai...
Consider Your Ways. GOD IS MY RECORD HOW GREATLY I LONG AFTER YOU ALL. Philip, i. 8. Beloved Fkiends,? I wish to write a few words to you about y...
Chapter 1414:1 Let 1 not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. (1) He believes in God who believes in Christ, and there is no...