A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 358

TRACTS ON THE LOBD'S SUPFEB.

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"How shall I come to the Table of the LordP" 15th Edition.

Price 2d. The Neerleoted Command. " This do in Remembrance of Me." Id.

The Lord's Invitation to his Table. By the Author of " Your Place in Church is Empty." 2d.

The Lord's Supper. By the Rev. CD. Marston. Id.

''This Do ; " or, a Command that few People obey. Id.

" How often shall I come to the Table of my LordP" Price Id.

The Lord's Table. By the Author of " What Aileth Thee ? " &c. 2d.

The Lord's Supper a Feast for the Weak Believer. Price Id.

A Leaf from the Prayer Book ; or. Church of England Teaching on the Lord's Supper. Id.

The Villagre Weathercock's Lament over Comm.union Sundav Id., or 25 for Is. 9d. w«*i«»y.

Published by W. Hunt, Ipswich.

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Friendly Advice on fhe Ijord's Snpper. By the Rev. Bichabd Shepherd. Id.

Plain and Short Instructions on the Sacrament of the liOrd's Supper; with an Address to Different Characters. By the Rev. J. B. Bur- nett. 3d.

or, Plain Spurgin.

The Cottagrers' Companion to the Holy Communion;

Instruction on the Lord s Sapper, with Prayers, &c. By the Rev. J. 3d., or 2s. 6d. per dozen.

Charles Melbourne ; or, Am I fit to come to the Lord's Table ? Id.

The Christian Feast. By Henrietta M. Lutwidoe. 2d.

Public-domain historical edition (1858). Text from OCR of an original Internet Archive scan; OCR may contain recognition errors.

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