Sermons. Volume Third.

Name: Sermons. Volume Third.
Author: Henry Edward Manning

Henry Edward Manning (1808–1892) was an English churchman who became Archbishop of Westminster and a cardinal. Converted to Rome in 1851 after the Gorham judgment shook his confidence in the Church of England, he led English Catholicism for a generation, championing papal infallibility at Vatican I and social causes at home. Our library carries several volumes of his Sermons and his Grounds of Faith lectures.

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First published: 1892
Category: Sermons & Preaching
Length: 105k words · about 7 hours
Chapters: 24

About this book

This third volume of sermons by Henry Edward Manning, the nineteenth-century English churchman, turns on the great themes of his preaching: God's providence, the discipline of the soul, and the call to holiness. Each sermon is closely reasoned and quietly earnest, aimed less at display than at forming the conscience and strengthening the will in obedience to Christ.

Dedication.
Sermon I. The Good Shepherd.
Sermon II. The True Sheep.
Sermon III. The Great Motive. 🔒
Sermon IV. Halting Between God and the World. 🔒
Sermon V. The Sins That Follow Us. 🔒
Sermon VI. Self-Deceit. 🔒
Sermon VII. The Freedom of the Regenerate Will. 🔒
Sermon VIII. Slowness in the Spiritual LIfe. 🔒
Sermon IX. The Gift of Abundant Life. 🔒
Sermon X. The City of God. 🔒
Sermon XI. The Cross the Measure of Sin. 🔒
Sermon XII. The Cross the Measure of Love. 🔒
Sermon XIII. A Life of Prayer a Life of Peace. 🔒
Sermon XIV. The Intercession of Christ the Strength of Our Prayers. 🔒
Sermon XV. Praise. 🔒
Sermon XVI. The Great Controversy. 🔒
Sermon XVII. Preparation for Death a State of Life. 🔒
Sermon XVIII. The Death of Christ Our Only Stay. 🔒
Sermon XIX. The Fearfulness of Death. 🔒
Sermon XX. The Blessedness of Death. 🔒
Sermon XXI. The Snare of the World and the Drawing of Christ the Two Great Antagonists. 🔒
Sermon XXII. The Great Betrothal. 🔒
Sermon XXIII. The Vision of Beauty. 🔒