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共 301 题- EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
- EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
- ROMANS
- CONTENTS
- THE WITNESS OF THE RESURRECTION (Romans i. 4, R.V.)
- PRIVILEGE AND OBLIGATION (Romans i. 7)
- PAUL'S LONGING (Romans i. 11, 12)
- DEBTORS TO ALL MEN (Romans i. 14)
- THE GOSPEL THE POWER OF GOD (Romans i. 16)
- WORLD-WIDE SIN AND WORLD-WIDE REDEMPTION (Romans iii. 19-26)
- NO DIFFERENCE (Romans iii. 22)
- ACCESS INTO GRACE (Romans v. 2)
- THE SOURCES OF HOPE (Romans v. 2-4)
- A THREEFOLD CORD (Romans v. 5)
- WHAT PROVES GOD'S LOVE (Romans v. 8)
- THE WARRING QUEENS (Romans v. 21)
- CHRIST CONDEMNING SIN (Romans viii. 8)
- THE WITNESS OF THE SPIRIT (Romans viii. 16)
- SONS AND HEIRS (Romans viii. 17)
- THE REVELATION OF SONS (Romans viii. 19)
- THE REDEMPTION OF THE BODY (Romans viii. 23)
- THE INTERCEDING SPIRIT (Romans viii. 26)
- THE GIFT THAT BRINGS ALL GIFTS (Romans viii. 32)
- MORE THAN CONQUERORS (Romans viii. 37)
- LOVE'S TRIUMPH (Romans viii. 38, 39)
- THE SACRIFICE OF THE BODY (Romans xii. 1)
- TRANSFIGURATION (Romans xii. 2)
- SOBER THINKING (Romans xii. 3)
- MANY AND ONE (Romans xii. 4, 5)
- GRACE AND GRACES (Romans xii. 6-8)
- LOVE THAT CAN HATE (Romans xii. 9, 10, R.V.)
- A TRIPLET OF GRACES (Romans xii. 11)
- ANOTHER TRIPLET OF GRACES (Romans xii. 12)
- STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET (Romans xii. 13-15)
- STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET (Romans xii. 16, R.V.)
- STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET (Romans xii. 17, 18, R.V.)
- STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET (Romans xii. 19-21)
- LOVE AND THE DAY (Romans xiii. 8-14)
- SALVATION NEARER (Romans xiii. 11)
- THE SOLDIER'S MORNING-CALL (Romans xiii. 12)
- THE LIMITS OF LIBERTY (Romans xiv. 12-23)
- TWO FOUNTAINS, ONE STREAM (Romans xv. 4, 13)
- JOY AND PEACE IN BELIEVING (Romans xv. 13)
- PHOEBE (Romans xvi. 1, 2, R.V.)
- PRISCILLA AND AQUILA (Romans xvi. 3-5)
- TWO HOUSEHOLDS (Romans xvi. 10,11)
- TRYPHENA AND TRYPHOSA (Romans xvi. 12)
- PERSIS (Romans xvi. 12)
- A CRUSHED SNAKE (Romans xvi. 20)
- TERTIUS (Romans xvi. 22, R.V.)
- QUARTUS A BROTHER (Romans xvi. 23)
- THE WITNESS OF THE RESURRECTION
- I. The Resurrection of Christ declares His Sonship.
- II. The Resurrection interprets Christ's Death.
- III. Resurrection points onwards to Christ's coming again.
- PRIVILEGE AND OBLIGATION
- I. The universal privilege of the Christian life.
- PAUL'S LONGING[1]
- II. Note the lofty consciousness of the purpose of their meeting.
- DEBTORS TO ALL MEN
- II. We are debtors by our possession of the universal salvation.
- III. We are debtors by benefits received.
- IV. Lastly, we are debtors by injuries inflicted.
- THE GOSPEL THE POWER OF GOD[1]
- I. What Paul thought was the Gospel?
- II. What Paul thought the Gospel was.
- III. What Paul felt about this Gospel.
- WORLD-WIDE SIN AND WORLD-WIDE REDEMPTION
- I. Paul's view of the purpose of the law.
- II. Paul's view of universal sinfulness.
- IV. Paul's view of what makes the Gospel the remedy.
- NO DIFFERENCE
- I. First, there is no difference in the fact of sin.
- II. Again, there is no difference in the fact of God's love to us.
- LET US HAVE PEACE
- ACCESS INTO GRACE
- I. The Christian Place.
- THE SOURCES OF HOPE
- So much, then, for the one object of Christian hope. We have here--
- II. The double source of that hope.
- And so, lastly, we have here--
- A THREEFOLD CORD
- I. The Spirit given.
- And now for the second point in my text--
- II. The love which is shed abroad by that Spirit.
- Lastly, we have here--
- III. The hope that is established by the love poured out.
- WHAT PROVES GOD'S LOVE
- I. What Paul thought Jesus Christ died for.
- Now, there is a second question that I wish to ask, and that is--
- II. How does Christ's death 'commend' God's love?
- And now lastly--
- THE WARRING QUEENS
- I. So, first, look at the two Queens who rule over human life.
- II. Notice the gifts of these two Queens to their subjects.
- III. How this queenly Grace gives her gifts.
- I. First, Paul's Gospel was a definite body of teaching.
- III. This mould demands obedience.
- I. The bondage.
- II. The method of deliverance.
- III. The process of the deliverance.
- CHRIST CONDEMNING SIN
- II. Christ's condemnation and casting out of the tyrant.
- THE WITNESS OF THE SPIRIT
- I. Our cry 'Father' is the witness that we are sons.
- SONS AND HEIRS
- I. First, then, the text tells us, no inheritance without sonship.
- III. Thirdly, no spiritual birth without Christ.
- IV. Last of all, no Christ without faith.
- SUFFERING WITH CHRIST, A CONDITION OF GLORY WITH CHRIST
- THE REVELATION OF SONS
- We may consider--
- I. The present veil over the sons of God.
- II. The unveiling of the sons of God.
- THE REDEMPTION OF THE BODY
- II. 'The body that shall be' is an emancipated body.
- THE INTERCEDING SPIRIT
- First, then--
- I. The Spirit's intercession is not carried on apart from us.
- IV. The unuttered longings are sure to be answered.
- THE GIFT THAT BRINGS ALL GIFTS
- I. Consider this mysterious act of divine surrender.
- MORE THAN CONQUERORS
- I. First of all, the impotent enemies of love.
- II. So then, note next, the abundant victory of love.
- III. Lastly, notice the love which makes us conquerors.
- LOVE'S TRIUMPH
- III. The love of God is raised above the power of time.
- IV. The love of God is present everywhere.
- THE SACRIFICE OF THE BODY
- Our poet has bid us--
- TRANSFIGURATION
- II. Well then, secondly, note the transfigured life.
- SOBER THINKING
- I. What determines our gifts.
- II. What is a just estimate of our gifts.
- MANY AND ONE
- II. The diversity.
- III. The harmony.
- GRACE AND GRACES
- I. The grace that gives the gifts.
- II. The graces that flow from the grace.
- III. The exercise of the graces.
- LOVE THAT CAN HATE
- I. Let love be honest.
- II. Let love abhor what is evil, and cleave to what is good.
- A TRIPLET OF GRACES
- I. We have, first, the prime grace of Christian diligence.
- II. Diligence must be fed by a fervent spirit.
- ANOTHER TRIPLET OF GRACES
- STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET
- I. Love that speaks in material help.
- II. The love that meets hostility with blessing.
- III. Love that flows in wide sympathy.
- STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET
- I. We note, the bond of peace.
- II. The divisive power of selfish ambition.
- III. The divisive power of intellectual self-conceit.
- STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET
- I. Hostility is to be met with a holy and beautiful life.
- II. Be sure that, if there is to be enmity, it is all on one side.
- STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET
- I. We deal with the negative precept.
- III. In all life meet and conquer evil with good.
- LOVE AND THE DAY
- SALVATION NEARER
- I. The Christian view of death.
- Now, just a word about
- II. The conduct to which such a hope should incite.
- THE SOLDIER'S MORNING-CALL
- THE LIMITS OF LIBERTY
- TWO FOUNTAINS, ONE STREAM
- JOY AND PEACE IN BELIEVING
- PHOEBE
- PRISCILLA AND AQUILA
- TWO HOUSEHOLDS
- TRYPHENA AND TRYPHOSA
- PERSIS
- A CRUSHED SNAKE
- TERTIUS
- QUARTUS A BROTHER
- EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
- CONTENTS
- CALLING ON THE NAME (1 COR. i. 2)
- PERISHING OR BEING SAVED (1 COR. i. 18)
- THE APOSTLE'S THEME (1 COR. ii. 2)
- GOD'S FELLOW-WORKERS (1 COR. iii. 9)
- THE TESTING FIRE (1 COR. iii. 12, 13)
- TEMPLES OF GOD (1 COR. iii. 16)
- DEATH, THE FRIEND (1 COR. iii. 21, 22)
- SERVANTS AND LORDS (1 COR. iii. 21-23)
- THE THREE TRIBUNALS (1 COR. iv. 3, 4)
- THE FESTAL LIFE (1 COR. v. 8)
- SLAVES AND FREE (1 COR. vii. 22)
- THE CHRISTIAN LIFE (1 COR. vii. 24)
- THE SIN OF SILENCE (1 COR. ix. 16, 17)
- A SERVANT OF MEN (1 COR. ix. 19-23)
- HOW THE VICTOR RUNS (1 COR. ix. 24)
- THE LIMITS OF LIBERTY (1 COR. x. 23-33)
- THE UNIVERSAL GIFT (1 COR. xii. 7)
- WHAT LASTS (1 COR. xiii. 8, 13)
- THE POWER OF THE RESURRECTION (1 COR. xv. 3, 4)
- REMAINING AND FALLING ASLEEP (1 COR. xv. 6)
- PAUL'S ESTIMATE OF HIMSELF (1 COR. xv. 10)
- THE UNITY OF APOSTOLIC TEACHING (1 COR. xv. 11)
- THE CERTAINTY AND JOY OF THE RESURRECTION (1 COR. xv. 20)
- THE DEATH OF DEATH (1 COR. xv. 20, 21; 50-58)
- STRONG AND LOVING (1 COR. xvi. 13, 14)
- ANATHEMA AND GRACE (1 COR. xvi. 21-24)
- GOD'S YEA; MAN'S AMEN (2 COR. i. 20, R.V.)
- ANOINTED AND STABLISHED (2 COR. i. 21)
- SEAL AND EARNEST (2 COR. i. 22)
- THE TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION (2 COR. ii. 14, R.V.)
- TRANSFORMATION BY BEHOLDING (2 COR. iii. 18)
- LOOKING AT THE UNSEEN (2 COR. iv. 18)
- TENT AND BUILDING (2 COR. v. 1)
- THE PATIENT WORKMAN (2 COR. v. 5)
- THE OLD HOUSE AND THE NEW (2 COR. v. 8)
- PLEASING CHRIST (2 COR. v. 9)
- THE LOVE THAT CONSTRAINS (2 COR. v. 14)
- THE ENTREATIES OF GOD (2 COR. v. 20)
- I. CORINTHIANS
- CALLING ON THE NAME
- III. Lastly, this text suggests what a Christian life should be.
- PERISHING OR BEING SAVED
- THE APOSTLE'S THEME
- GOD'S FELLOW-WORKERS
- I. A solemn thought.
- It suggests
- II. A signal honour.
- And now, lastly, we have suggested by this text
- III. A strong encouragement.
- THE TESTING FIRE
- I. First, the patchwork structure.
- II. Note here, the testing fire.
- III. So, lastly, we have here the fate of the two builders.
- TEMPLES OF GOD
- DEATH, THE FRIEND
- SERVANTS AND LORDS
- THE THREE TRIBUNALS
- I. First, the lowest--men's judgment.
- II. Note the higher court of conscience.
- III. Lastly, note the supreme court of final appeal.
- THE FESTAL LIFE
- I. The Christian life ought to be a continual festival.
- Secondly, we have here--
- II. The Christian life is a continual feeding on a sacrifice.
- III. The Christian life is a continual purging out of the old leaven.
- FORMS _VERSUS_ CHARACTER
- I. First, the emphatic proclamation of the nullity of outward rites.
- SLAVES AND FREE
- THE CHRISTIAN LIFE
- THE SIN OF SILENCE
- I. First, mark the obligation of speech.
- II. Secondly, a word as to the penalty of silence.
- A SERVANT OF MEN
- HOW THE VICTOR RUNS
- I. The crown.
- II. Now look, secondly, at the discipline by which the crown is won.
- THE LIMITS OF LIBERTY
- I. So then, first, we have to think of it as a memorial of the past.
- THE UNIVERSAL GIFT
- WHAT LASTS
- I. I ask this question--What will drop away?
- II. What will last?
- III. Lastly, what follows from all this?
- THE POWER OF THE RESURRECTION
- REMAINING AND FALLING ASLEEP
- PAUL'S ESTIMATE OF HIMSELF
- I. First, as to the one power that makes men.
- THE UNITY OF APOSTOLIC TEACHING
- III. Note, briefly, the lesson from this unanimity.
- THE CERTAINTY AND JOY OF THE RESURRECTION
- I. The certainty of Christ's Resurrection.
- THE DEATH OF DEATH
- STRONG AND LOVING
- ANATHEMA AND GRACE
- I. I take first that thought--the terror of the fate of the unloving.
- II. CORINTHIANS
- GOD'S YEA; MAN'S AMEN
- I. First, God's certainties in Christ.
- ANOINTED AND STABLISHED
- I. Notice the deep source of this Christian steadfastness.
- SEAL AND EARNEST
- I. Note the first metaphor in the text--the 'seal' of the Spirit.
- THE TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION
- TRANSFORMATION BY BEHOLDING
- LOOKING AT THE UNSEEN
- TENT AND BUILDING
- We leave the tent. Life and thought
- II. And now note, again, how we come to this certitude.
- III. Lastly, note what this certitude does.
- THE PATIENT WORKMAN
- II. So, then, secondly, note the slow process of the Divine Workman.
- THE OLD HOUSE AND THE NEW
- I. First, the Christian view of what death is.
- PLEASING CHRIST
- THE LOVE THAT CONSTRAINS
- I. Now the first thing to notice is this constraining love.
- THE ENTREATIES OF GOD
- I. God beseeching man.