TREM"E PA.G-E TITEJ-rE PAGE Differences according to. Grace re- Litigation ; or, How shnll Ch1·istians ceived... 161 settle their Differences and Dis- Suffering for Others e. Proof of Internst putes? 202 in their Welfare 162 Past, Present, and Futnre .. . 20~ Imitators of Men ... 163 The Sanctity of the Body .. . 20! Speech and Power 164 Christ and his People are One 205 Adaptation the Teacher's Power 165 A Purchased Possession 205 "Glorify God" 206 Christians and the Law Courts 207 OHAPTER V. Our Inheritance in Peril ... 208 The Socially Immoml in Churches 169 The Lawful and the Expedient 209,221 The True Church a Feast ... 170 Duties to the Body 210 Excision of a Flagrant Offender from On Going to Law 211 the Church 171 Before and After: Two Pictures 212 Supplementary Views and Explana- Abuse of Christian Liberty 212 tions ..• 173 Free, and yet not Free 21+ Impurity in the Church 174 Divine Ownership 215 "Absent in Body, bnt Present in Greo.t Sinners saved 216 Spirit" 176 The Relations of Christians to Public "Purge ont the Old Leaven" 176 Law ... 218 " Christ our Pe.ssover" 177, 180, 184 The Judgment of the Saints 219 The Christian Festival 178 Inheriting the Kingdom 219 The Limits of Fellowship 178 Recnlling Grace received ... 220 Church Discipline 179,182 What we were 11nd what we are 221 Converse with the (Tngodly 181 The 'femple-Body 11nd its Sanctity ... 222 The Christian Life a Pasc4al Feast ... 183 The Christian has no Pcrson11l Rights 223 The Intercourse of Christians with the World... ' 184 The Passover and the Lord's Supper 185 CHAPTER VII. Right Feeling tow:nds Erring Paul's Conception of Marrfage 229 Brethren 186 Abide in Christliness, whatever tho 'l'he very Suffering, of Christi1m Sin- Condition in Life 230 ners may bo overruled unto Sau<Jti- Personal Christianity for the Bond fying ... 188 and the Free 232 The Lesson of the Lea,on ... 1B8 Views concerning Mcmi11ge: the In- 'rho Christian Church as Unleavened 189 stitution in itself ancl in Relation to Christian Fellowship a Passover FeRst 190 Circumstances, Obligations, and Keeping the Christian Fc11st of the Duties... 233 Unleavened 191 Mixed Marriages ... 235 The Christian Low of Associ11tion Apostolic Counsels for tho Times, and with Evil 191 General Principles 11ppliecl now as before... 236 OHAPTER VI. Christianity and Marri11ge ... 238 Distinct Gifts 23D The Ideal Church e. Tribunal 195 E11rthly Relationships sanctified to Genuine Reformation 196 Heavenly Uses ... 240 Christi11nity in Relation to the Body... 197 Obedience is Everything 2'11 Civil Relations nm! Church Member- Freedom and Bondage 242 ship; Litigntion before Heathen "The Timo is Short" 2·13, 253, 2Gl Contts... 198 Celibacy 11nd l\forriage 243, 2·18 Tho Human Holly and its Rel11tion to l\forriagc: its Nature nncl Duties 245 Christ... 200 Chl'istianity and Slaves 24G iv INDEX.
THEME PA.GB TREME l'ACIB Duties of Parents to Children n.s to Signs of Apostleship ,., 299, 3117 Marriage 247 Rights asserted and foregone 300 Divorce: Mixed Marriages... 249 The Obligo.tion of Pre11ching 300 Christianity and the Relations of Life 251 lllinisterial Pliancy and Adaptation... 301 Concerning Virgins and Widows 252 "An Incorruptible Crown" 30'.!. Quietness of Spirit 255 The Support of the lllinistry 303, 307, 318 Free from Cares . . . 256 Compulsory Gospel Preaching 30!, 311 Advice on Details of Christian Con- Soul-Se.ving 304 duct ... 258 Spiritual Athletics 306 The Marriage Tie .. , 259 The Principle of Accommodation 309 Christian Baptism 259 "Dy all Means save Some" 312 Abiding as called 259 Running and Fighting 314 Religion and Business The Passing World ... 260 262 A Good Servant of Jesus Christ The Rights of Apostleship... St. Paul an Exception 315 316 318 Under the Law and without Law, CHAPTER VIII. both to be One for Christ 319 A Twofold Knowledge 266 The Laws of the Christian Race 320 Aspects of Responsibility ... 266 The Relation of Personal Consistency Strength and Weakness; Knowledge to Public Labours 321 and Love 268 Knowledge and Love ... 270, 280, 281 Intimacy between God and lllan 270 CHAPTER X. The Unity of God 271 The Ages 326 Christian Liberty .. , 272 The Christian Feast 328 The Brother's C!o.im 273 Gospel Casuistry ... 329 " Sin against Christ" 273 Subject continued; Arguments from The Two Guides-Knowledge and the Old Testament ; Warning Lo,e ... 274 against False Security ... 330 " One God . . . One Lord" 275 Argument further enforced; Fellow- The Great Argument for Abstinence 276 ship with Christ by Means of the On the Eating of Sacrifices offered to Communion ; Idolatrous Feasts a Idols: Liberty and Expediency . .. 277 Communion with Demons ; Law, Knolling God, and being known of Expediency, Conscience ... 332 God 282 "That Spiritual Rock" 336 Not Gods, but God 283 "Our Examples" ..• 337 Onr Dealings with Weak Brethren 284 Tempting Christ ... 338 The Law of Christian Self-Restraint... 285 "Neither murmur ye" 338 The Danger of Self-Confidence 340 Temptation 340 CHAPTER IX. The Judgment of the Wise 3-11 The Leading Characteristics of a truly Communion 3-l2 Great Gospel Minister ... 201 Expedience and Edification 3111 Moral I<lentification with Others a Unselfishness 343 Qualification of the Evangel 293 The Aim of the Cl,ristian's Life 3H TLe Christian Race ... 204, 302, 310 Benevolence 345 Hell after Preaching 294 Old Testament Pictures 345 How St. Paul regarded his Apostle- 'l'ho Hour of Temptation 347 ship and its Rights 205 Wllriness in ChriRtian Wlllk 3-1-8 Reasons for this Self-Denial 297 The Grcnt Proprietor 319 Sl'li'-IJu,ial urgc<l in View of the The Great Rule of Lif& 350 Ifravculy Crown 297 Ancient Types B51 INDEX. V