The Pulpit Commentary — Jeremiah — Volume 1 — Section 589

rm:::J.l'F, PA.GB THEM'B PAOB God im·iting the Rctnrn of his Sin• The Proefamatiou of Woe 91 fol Children 55 Inflicted Infatuation; or, the Deceived Religions In<lividnalism ... 56 of God 91 The nlessings of Redemption 56 The Loving Charge of the Great Invit.'ltion and Response ... 57 Searcher of Hearts 92 From False to True Salvation 58 . God's Reserve pf Meray 95 Shame ... 58 A Surely• Coming Confession com- A Call to the Young 59 pelliug a Present Serious Question 99 " Backsliding Israel" 60 "The Jtellowship of Christ's Suffer- The Offer of a Great Forgiveness 61 ings" ... 100 Israel's Cry to the Father and the Broken Reeds 102 Friend 62 "Thero shall be Weeping" _ 103 Actions spook louder than Words 63 The Kind of Return which 'Jeho'vti.h God will pro\ide Pastors according to requires 104 his own Hen.rt ... 6! Jehovah's Requirement with Respect The Superseding of the Ark 65 to the Oath 105 The Gathering of the Nations to Thoroughness io Spiritual Culture ... 106 Jehove.h's Throne 66 Despair among the Leaders io Israel 107 A Sincere Repentance in an Appro- The Uses of the Wind 108 priate Place 67 The Unwashed Hl•e.rt and the Vain Sin. Law, Grace ... 68 Purposes cherished in it - 109 An ·Old and Sad but very True Story 69 Those who are Wise to do Evil 110 The Comparative Advantages of Judah A Threatened Return from Cosmos to and Israel; Professors and Non- Chaos ... Ill Professors 70 Departed Charms that cannot be 1·e- Confession of Sin the Indispensable stored ••• .... 112 Prerequisite for its Pardon 71 Married to God 73 The Great Difficulty overcome 7! CHAPTER V. God's Way of Restoration; or, tho Forgiveness for l\Iany through the Experiences of a Young Convert ... 76 Righteousness of One 116 Supercession of External Religions Fruitless Chastisement 116,122 Ordinances and Institutions 77 Culpable Unbelief 117 " Put among the Children " 77 Suitable Retrihution 118 Typical Penitence 78 JI.Ian rebuked by Nature 118 The most Appe.iling • Condition to CHAPTER IV. which Ii. Nation can sink ll9 Fallow Ground 82, 87 A Wicked City spared for the Sake of Divine lllUBions ... 83 ·one Saint 11!) The Cleansing of the Heart a N eces- What God requires of Man 120 sary Condition of Salvation 83 Sparing Mercy 121 The Folly of l\1isdirected Wisdom ... 8! God's Power in rostrnining the Forces Chaos tho Result of Sin 85 of Nature 121 The Abject Helplessness which resorts Co.n a Righteous Man be found in to False PrcLensious, and its Failure 85 Jerusalem? 121 The Duty of Reality in Religious Pro- The Vineyard spoiled because of the fellllion 86 Dcgcnero.te Branches 123 Human Uncertainty co-existing with Those who call the Word of Jehovah Divine Illumination 86 a Lie· ... 12-l The Wisdom of this World 87 A Lesson from the Ro.ging Sea 125 Ve.in Thoughts ... _88, 9! The Worst Kind of Wickedness found The Peril of Profel!llion without Posses- among the People of Jehovah 126 11ion of Real Religion 80 Mutual Helrers in Wrong-Doing 127  INDEX. iii