Sermons. Volume The Fourth.

About this book

This fourth volume gathers sermons by Henry Edward Manning, the English churchman whose preaching joined doctrinal seriousness with close attention to the inner life. The sermons treat the duties, temptations, and consolations of Christian living, urging hearers toward repentance, faith, and steady obedience. Read together, they show the careful, searching style that marked Manning's work as a preacher.

Contents

1. Dedication.
2. Sermon I. Christ’s Love to Us Our Law of Life.
3. Sermon II. The Sons of God.
4. Sermon III. The Name of Jesus. 🔒
5. Sermon IV. Christ Preached in Any Way a Cause of Joy 🔒
6. Sermon V. Christ’s Going Away Our Gain. 🔒
7. Sermon VI. Christ Visible to Loving Hearts. 🔒
8. Sermon VII. Complaining a Hindrance to the Spiritual Life. 🔒
9. Sermon VIII. Self-Accusation. 🔒
10. Sermon IX. The Analogy of Nature. 🔒
11. Sermon X. The New Creation. 🔒
12. Sermon XI. The Body of Christ. 🔒
13. Sermon XII. The Only Sacrifice 🔒
14. Sermon XIII. The Feast of the Old Creation and the New. 🔒
15. Sermon XIV. The Passover Greatly Desired. 🔒
16. Sermon XV. Worthy Communion. 🔒
17. Sermon XVI. Communion with Christ. 🔒
18. Sermon XVII. The Unity of Love. 🔒
19. Sermon XVIII. The Communion of Saints. 🔒
20. Sermon XIX. The Sealing of the Elect. 🔒
21. Sermon XX. The Resurrection. 🔒
22. Sermon XXI. Life Everlasting. 🔒
23. Sermon XXII. The Intuition of Faith. 🔒