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The Lord's Table

The Lord's Table

Andrew Murray (1828–1917) was a South African pastor and writer in the Dutch Reformed Church. Educated in Scotland and the Netherlands, he served congregations at Bloemfontein, Worcester, Cape Town, and Wellington, and was six times moderator of his church. Murray wrote some 240 books on prayer and the deeper Christian life; our library holds Abide in Christ, With Christ in the School of Prayer, Absolute Surrender, and The Prayer Life.

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First published
1897
Category
Holiness
Length
22k words · about 1 hour
Chapters
32
Narration
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About this book

On the Lord's table and the Lord's Supper

Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Part I: The Week before the Supper
  3. I. Sabbath Morning: The Divine Invitation
  4. II. Monday Morning: The Preparation
  5. III. Tuesday Morning: The Host 🔒
  6. IV. Wednesday Morning: Self-Examination 🔒
  7. V. Thursday Morning: Confession of Sin 🔒
  8. VI. Friday Morning: Faith 🔒
  9. Saturday Morning: Self-Surrender 🔒
  10. Saturday Evening: A Prayer for the Holy Spirit 🔒
  11. Part II: The Communion Sabbath 🔒
  12. The Morning of the Lord's Day: An Exercise of Faith 🔒
  13. I. Take, Eat 🔒
  14. II. In Remembrance of Me 🔒
  15. III. My Blood 🔒
  16. IV. The New Covenant 🔒
  17. V. Unto Remission of Sins 🔒
  18. VI. For Many 🔒
  19. VII. For You 🔒
  20. VIII. One Body 🔒
  21. IX. The Cup of Blessing 🔒
  22. X. Till He Come 🔒
  23. Sabbath Evening: Prayer of Thanksgiving 🔒
  24. Part III: The Week after the Supper 🔒
  25. I. Monday Morning: The Power of the Food 🔒
  26. II. Tuesday Morning: Sanctification 🔒
  27. III. Wednesday Morning: Obedience 🔒
  28. IV. Thursday Morning: Work 🔒
  29. V. Friday Morning: Fellowship with Jesus 🔒
  30. VI. Saturday Morning: The End 🔒
  31. I. Self-Examination 🔒
  32. II. Christ in the Supper 🔒

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