A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Simeon, Charles, 1759-1836 • SECTION 2

Acts

← Horae Homileticae — Volume 14 of 21

1704.

xvi. 24.

100

1705.

xvi. 27.

The Objects of the Father's love .

104

1706.

xvi. 31.

Inquiry into the reality of our Faith .

108

1707.

xvii. 1.

Christ's Prayer to be glorified on Earth

111

liscoarse.

Text.

1708.

xvii. 2.

1709.

xvii. 4, 5.

1710.

xvii. 9, 10.

1711.

xvii. 15.

1712.

xvii. 16.

1713.

xvii. 19.

1714.

xvii. 20— 21.

1715.

xvii. 22.

1716.

xvii. 24.

1717.

xviii. 4 — 9.

1718.

xviii. 19—23.

1719.

xviii. 37.

1720.

xviii. 38.

1721.

xix. 5.

1722.

xix. 19—22.

1723.

xix. 23, 24.

1724.

xix. 26, 27.

1725.

xix. 28—30.

1726.

xix. 30.

1727.

xix. 31—37.

1728.

xix. 38 — 42.

1729.

xix. 39.

1730.

xx. 8, 9.

1731.

xx. 21—23.

1732.

xx. 27, 28.

1733.

xx. 30, 31.

1734.

xxi. 17.

1735.

i. 9—11.

1736.

ii. 1—4.

1737.

ii. 32, 33.

1738.

ii. 36.

1739.

ii. 37—39.

1740.

ii. 40.

1741.

ii. 44—47.

1742.

iii. 6—8.

17 1:5.

iii. 14, 15.

Christ's Power to give Eternal Life . Our Lord's dying Appeal to God. Objects of our Lord's Intercession . Preservation from Sin most desirable Christians are not of the World . The End for which Christ dedicated

himself to God

Importance of Union among Christians Glory which Christ gives to his People

Christ's Intercession

Christ's Enemies smitten down . Jesus smitten before the High-priest Christ's good Confession Pilate's Inquiry about Truth . Pilate's further Attempt to save Jesus The Superscription affixed to the Cross Casting Lots for our Lord's Vesture . Jesus commends his Motherto John's care Our Saviour's Death .... Christ's Work finished .... The Treatment of our Lord's Body The Burial of Jesus . Character of Nicodemus The Resurrection of Christ Inspiration of the Apostles . Thomas's Unbelief reproved Use and Intent of our Lord 's Miracles Inquiries about Love to Christ

Christ's Ascension .... Out-pouring of the Spirit . Sending forth of the Holy Spirit Jesus is the Christ .... Repentance of the first Converts Separation from the Ungodly . State of the Primitive Christians The Cripple healed .... Christ rejected

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