A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Simeon, Charles, 1759-1836 • SECTION 1

1 Corinthians

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BS 491.5 .S5 1832 v. 16 Simeon, Charles, 1759-1836. Horae homi let icae

London:

AMEN CORNER, PATERNOSTER ROW. MDCCC XXXIII.

Text.

1929.

i. 4—9.

1930.

i. 23, 24.

1931.

i. 26—29.

1932.

i. 30.

1933.

ii. 2.

1934.

ii. 3.

1935.

ii. 4, 5.

1936.

ii. 6.

1937.

ii. 7.

1938.

ii. 8.

1939.

ii. 9, 10.

1940.

ii. 10.

1941.

ii. 12, 13.

1942.

ii. 14.

1943.

ii. 15, 16.

1944.

iii. 5—7.

1945.

iii. 11.

1946.

iii. 12—15.

1947.

iii. 16, 17.

1948.

iii. 18.

1949.

iii. 21—23.

1950.

iii. 23.

1951.

iv. 1, 2.

1952.

iv. 3—5.

1953.

iv. 7.

1954.

iv. 12, 13.

1955.

iv. 21.

The Blessings imparted hy the Gospel The true Light in which the Gospel

is to he regarded

The Objects of God 's Call

Christ is All in All

Christ crucified, or evangelical Re- ligion described

The Feelings of a faithful Minister .

Apostolic Preaching

Wisdom of the Gospel

Mysteriousness of the Gospel . Ignorance of the Gospel, fatal The Gospel a stupendous Mystery The deep Things of God ....

Influences of the Spirit

The natural Man' s Ignorance of divine

Things

Advantages of the spiritual Man . Undue Partiality to Ministers reproved Christ the only Foundation .... Instructions to those who build upon

the true Foundation

The Danger of defiling God's Temple The Means of attaining true Wisdom The Christian's Privileges .... Believers are Christ's Property Ministers, the Lord^s Stewards . Paul 's Indifference to Men's Judgment God to he acknowledged in every thing

Paul's Meekness

An important Alternative ....

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