CHAPTER 3 Zechariah 3:1-10 . FOURTH VISION. Joshua the high priest before the angel of Jehovah; accused by Satan, but justified by Jehovah th...
LETTER VI. Dear Sir, INHERE is much piety and spirit in the grateful acknowledgement of Jacob, with my staff I passed this Jor- dan, and now I am ...
CHAP. XV. THE CONDUCT OF AMBROSE UNDER THE EMPE- ROR VALENTINIAN THE SECOND, AND THE PERSECUTION WHICH HE ENDURED FROM THE EMPERORS MOTHER JUSTIN...
Introductory Notice to CyprianIntroductory Notice to Cyprian [a.d. 200-258.] If Hippolytus reflects the spirit of Irenaeus in all his writings, it is ...
Y. ABIDING FRUIT Ye did not choose Me, but I chose you, and appointed you, that ys should go and bear fruit, and that your fruit should abide. John x...
John Xv. 25.? They have hated me without a cause. These are the words of our Lord Jesus Christ. In my two former discourses on total depravity, I h...
Chapter?3This chapter is one of the most excellent in all this book, both for argument to persuade us to be religious and for directions therein. I. W...
Sanctions or Moral Law, Natural And Governmental. In the discussion of this subject, I shall show, /. What constitutes the sanctions of law. II. Th...
CHAPTER VI. PROPHECY AND CHOKMA IN THE FIRST EPOCHS OF THE DIVISION OF THE KINGDOM. ?23. The Prophets after the Division of the Kingdom until the Re...
CHAP. XVI. THE CHURCH UNDER THEODOSIUS. It will be proper to look a little more particularly ' at the conduct of this prince towards the Church. H...
William Twisse, D. D.?This illustrious divine was born at Spenham-Land, near Newbury, in Berkshire, about the year 1575, and educated first at Winches...
Discourse IDiscourse I Chapter I. Introduction. Reason for writing; certain persons indifferent about Arianism; Arians not Christians, because sectari...
CHAPTER II. RELIGIOUS CHARACTER AND HABITS OF THE CLERGYMAN. The foundation of influence in parochial life is in the clergyman's character, and the...
SERMON XXXIII. WHAT IS MEANT BY THE MERITS OF CHRIST. John i. 16.? And of his fulness have all we received, and grace for grace. THAT is, all we wh...
MATTHEW. CHAPTER XXV. The End of the World. SUMMARY.--The Ten Virgins. The Foolish Who Took No Oil. The Bridegroom Comes. The Doors Shut on the Fo...
Not long since, I received a letter from a young man who graduated from our Seminary only three years ago, saying that within the past year six differ...
CHAPTER 16 Revelation 16:1-21 . THE SEVEN VIALS AND THE CONSEQUENT PLAGUES. The trumpets shook the world kingdoms in a longer process; the v...
PSALM 41 OVERVIEW Title. To the Chief Musician. A Psalm of David. This title has frequently occurred before, and serves to remind us of the value of t...
PSALM 133 OVERVIEW. Title. A Song of Degrees of David. We see no reason for depriving David of the authorship of this sparkling sonnet. He knew by exp...
MADNESS AND SANITY. / am not mad, most noble Festus; but speak forth the words of truth and soberness. Acts xxvi. 25. First Sunday after Trinity, ...