A. P. SPAW, PRINTER, 10, DEVONSHIRE STREET, BISHOPSGATE STREET, LONDON.

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107

.

127

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Jer. i. 6, 7.

" The Call of Jeremiah to the Prophetic

Office," by the Rev. LUKE H.

WISEMAN

Exodus is. 13-16. Pharaoh ; or, God the Avenger of

Tyrants,” by the Rev. LUKE

TYERMAN

Eccles. xii. 1. " Early Piety Explained and Urged," by

the Rev. JOHN BROWN

1 Cor. i. 22-24. " The Preacher's Theme," by Mr. J. F.

CONNOLL

Hab. iii. 17, 18. " Consolation in Trouble," by the Rev.

WM. PARKINSON

1 Kings viii. 44, 45. "The Duties and Resources of a Religious

People in Time of War,” by the Rev.

F. KELLETT

Eph. V. 15, 16, 17. Redeeming the Time," by the Rev.

W. B. POPE.

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153

169

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2 Chron. xx: 2-4.

208

Psalm cxviii. 22-23.

224

Amos iii. 2.

235

.

Phil. iii. 7, 8.

257

Luke iv. 21.

269

Psalm cxix. 18.

Acknowledgment of God in Time of

War,” by the Rev. J. LANCASTER

BALL

" The Stone Refused by the Builders,"

by the late Rev. Dr. BEAUMONT

“ Israel's Privileges, and threatened

Punishment for their Abuse," by

the Rev. John NEWTON

“ The Excellency of the Knowledge of

Christ,” by the late Rev. Dr.

BEAUMONT

" The Ministry of Christ," by the Rev.

E. R. TALBOT, M.A.

“ The Devout Student Praying for Divine

Illumination to behold the Wonders

of God's Laws," by the Rev, E.

RUSSELL

“ Ministerial Succession," by the Rev.

John FARRAR

Righteousness and its Results,” by the

late Rev. W. ATHERTON

" The Stability effected by the Gospel

of Christ,” by the Rev. JAMES

Dixon, D.D.

“ God's Method of Saving Man,” by the

late Rev. ROBERT Newton, D.D.

The Wisdom of Winning Souls,” by

the Rev. T. SHAW

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John iv. 38.

289

Isaiah xxxii. 17.

320

Rom. xvi. 25-27.

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