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Author / Creator:	Chalmers, Thomas, 1780-1847.
Imprint:	New York : Robert Carter, 1851.
Description:	2 volumes : portrait ; 24 cm
Language:	English
Subject:	Presbyterian Church -- Sermons. Presbyterian Church. Sermons.
Format:	E-Resource Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/3345223

Table of Contents:

v. 1. On the paternal character of God
The state of the unconverted
The goodness and severity of God
Salvation scarcely obtained even by the righteous
On the Spirit's striving with man
On the nature of the sin unto death
The Christianity of the Sabbath
The advantages of a fixed Sabbath
The accommodating spirit of Christian charity to the scruples of the weak
On the amusements and companies of the world
On Christian conversation
On Christian casuistry
Of the flesh and the spirit
On the knowledge of Christ and him crucified
Danger of neglecting the Gospel
The relation of the law to the Gospel
On faith and repentance
The immediate reward of obedience
The necessity of a personal meetness for Heaven
The connection between singleness of aim and spiritual discernment
The second coming of Christ
God is love
Fear of terror and fear of reverence
Immortality brought to light by the Gospel
The brevity of human life
The faith of the patriarchs
On the connection between the incipent duties, and the subsequent experiences of a Christian
Connection between faith and peace
On the analogies which obtain between the natural and the spiritual husbandry
On the universality of the Gospel offer
On the respect due to antiquity
The effect of man's wrath in the agitation of religious controversies
On the death of the Rev. Dr. Andrew Thompson
The blessedness of considering the case of the poor
On preaching to the common people
On the superior blessedness of the giver to that of the receiver
On religious establishments
On the honour due to all men
On the moral influence of fidelity
The importance of civil government to society
On the consistency between the efficacy of prayer, and the uniformity of nature
Heaven a character and not a locality
Light in darkness
The outward business of the house of God.
v. 2. Sermons on the depravity of human nature
The necessity of the Spirit to give effect to the preaching of the Gospel
The mysterious aspect of the Gospel to the men of world
The preparation necessary for understanding the mysteries of the Gospel
An estimate of the morality that is without godliness
The judgment of men, compared with the judgment of God
The necessity of a mediator between God and man
The folly of men measuring themselves by themselves
Christ the wisdom of God
The principles of love to God
Gratitude, not a sordid affection
The affection of moral esteem towards God
The emptiness of natural virtue
The natural enmity of the mind against God
The power of the Gospel to dissolve the enmity of the human heart against God
The evils of false security
The union of truth and mercy in the Gospel
The purifying influence of the Christian faith
Discourses on the application of Christianity to the commercial and ordinary affairs of life
On the mercantile virtues which may exist without the influences of Christianity
The influence of Christianity in aiding and augmenting the mercantile virtues
The power of selfishness in promoting the honesties of mercantile intercourse
The guilt of dishonesty not to be estimated by the gain of it
On the great Christian law of reciprocity between man and man
On the dissipation of large cities
On the vitiating influence of the higher upon the lower orders of society
On the love of money
Sermons preached in St. John's church, Glasgow
The constancy of God in his works an argument for the faithfulness of God in his word
The expulsive power of a new affection
The sure warrant of a believer's hope
The restlessness of human ambition
The transitory nature of visible things
On the universality of spiritual blindness
On the new heavens and the new earth
The nature of the kingdom of God
On the reasonableness of faith
On the Christian Sabbath
On the Doctrine of Predestination
On the nature of the sin against the Holy Ghost
On the advantages of Christian knowledge to the lower orders of society
On the duty and the means of Christianizing our home population
On the distinction between knowledge and consideration
Discourses on the Christian revelation, viewed in connection with modern astronomy
A sketch of the modern astronomy
The modesty of true science
On the extent of the divine condescension
On the knowledge of man's moral history in the distant places of creation
On the sympathy that is felt for man in the distant places of creation
On the context for an ascendency over man, among the higher orders of intelligence
On the slender influence of mere taste and sensibilitiy in matters of religion
Occasional sermons
Preached before the society for relief of the destitute sick
Thoughts on universal peace
The duty of giving an immediate diligence to the business of the Christian life
The influence of Bible societies on the temporal necessities of the poor
Preached before the society in Scotland for propagating Christian knowledge
Delivered on the day of the funeral of the Princess Charlotte of Wales
The doctrine of Christian charity applied to the case of religious differences
On cruelty to animals.

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