Addresses by
Addresses by Henry Drummond
作者：Drummond, Henry, 1851-1897
体例：题 章数：64
字数：146,673 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 64 题- Addresses by Henry Drummond
- Contents
- Love: The Greatest Thing in the World
- I. The Contrast.
- Men's faces light up
- II. The Analysis
- In these few words we have what one might call
- Doing good turns
- The higher right
- For sheer gratuitous misery-producing power
- Therefore, "Let that mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus."
- The one eternal lesson
- The great sacrifice
- III. The Defence.
- No worse fate
- I.
- II.
- III.
- What dethrones prayer
- I. Effects Require Causes
- His receipt
- Now consider the extraordinary
- Yet this is what Christianity is for--to teach men
- Nothing that the world could do to him
- II. What yokes are for.
- Christ's yoke
- III. How fruits grow.
- I.
- II.
- But there is another arithmetic word. What is it? "Added."
- A very important difference
- Everything else worth having
- The boy said: "Because of God and my mother."
- The old things will drop off
- III.
- 1. The first imperfect method is to rely on
- One at a time
- I copy the virtues
- I. The formula of sanctification.
- Something outside the soul of man
- The solution of the problem of sanctification
- The first law
- This law of assimilation
- II. The alchemy of influence.
- Regeneration
- The answer is that
- Only one way
- A certainly successful means
- Spend time
- III. The first experiment.
- Like Christ
- Christ was very fond
- First, let me speak for a moment or two about
- What has been
- The church's treatment of doubt
- Contrast
- Christ's treatment
- Human versions
- In revolt
- Unnecessary cargo
- I say, "Because I have seen then."
- He asks, "When?"
- I say, "Yesterday."
- The Project Gutenberg Etext of Addresses by Henry Drummond