'l'IIEMB PA.OE TRE>IE Eating and Drinking to the Glory of Spiritual Unity 406 God 352 Contentment is better than Envy 407 Meat aml Drink for God's People 354 Respect is better than Co11tempt 408 Baptism unto Moses 355 Sympathy 408 The Spiritual Meo.t o.nd Drink 356 Body nnd Members 40~ Enso.mples from the Wilderness-Life 356 "First Apostles" ... 410 Self-Security is Insecurity . .. 357 The Spiritual Gifts of the Church 41( The Commonness of onr Temptatiou 358 The Body of Christ 412,41-1 The Communion of Souls in Christ ... 359 Mutual Service 415 The Primary Law of Christian Assoc i- The Presidency of the Spirit 417 ation ... 3GO Diversity and Sameness 418 A.11 for God will be o.11 for Man 3GO The Lo.w of Order in the Human Dotly ... -119 Tho Common Dearing of a Christian CHAPTER XL Church 41!) Imitation and Commendation 366 The Church Christ's Body ... 420 The Man and the Woman ... 367 The Order of Offices in the Christian Religious Institutions: their Abuse 3ti8 Church -120 "The Lord's Supper" ... 368, 376, 386 The Comparison of Gifts and Gruces -121 Apostolic Injunctions with regard to Church Services 369 CHAPTER Xlll . .Special Consideration of the Lord's Supper; Uses of Self-Judgment ... 371 Eloquence without Chnrity 426 Imito.tion 373 l\Io.n-W orth 427 Apostulic Authority and Traditions... ::17! The Irumortnlity of Love ... 428 The Hierarchy 375 Pltrtinl Knowlec.lge 428 Man the Image and Glory of God 375 A Child in Time, 11 lllo.n in Eternity -129 The Church's Proclamation 377 'l'he Body the D<trk Medium of Decency in Public Worship 378 Spirituo.l Vision -130 Some Hindrances to the Hight Obser- Love tho Gren.test Power in lllind -131 vance of the Lord's Supper 379 Negntivo View of Love 431 The Sucred Feast . . . 380 The Nature and Opemtiou of Love ... -1:n Remembering Chri.lt 382 Permanence of Love 436 Perils at the Lord's Table ... 383 "Love"... -130 'fhe Chastisement of Believers 38-1 Love and Language 43!) 'fhe Headship of Christ 385 Love nnd Knowledge HO Christinn Orclinnnces 388 Love aud Fo.ith ... 4-11 Wor,ld of Evil Omen 389 Love and Almsgiving Hl 'fhe Limitation set on the Following Love and Solf-Immolntiou ... 442 of Good Men 390 Lovo 11ud our Fellow-1\len ... 4-12 The Chri~tly Tmditions 3!JI Love o.nd Self-Abnegation . . . 443 Laws of Order in Christian Assemblies 392 Tho Joy of Love ... 4H Scctnrian Feeling within tho Church 3!J3 Lovo and the Conduct of Life 4H St. P11ul's Claim to Direct Revelation 393 " Love never foileth" 445 The Loru.'s Supper II Showing Forth 393 The Pnrtittl nncl the Perfect H6 Sacmmcutitl Unworthiness... 39{ The Dabe and tho l\ltin 446 J\foml _Fitness for Communion 395 " Fo.ce lo Fnco" ... -147 Now, nncl Then 4·18, 451 "Tho Greatest of thcso" H!J CHAPTER XII. H9 Lifo without Love The Cluistly Assembly 400 Some Chnractcristics of Lovo 450 l"-piritual Gifts 101 Th0 Three Graces 452 Vi INDEX.
TTTDffi PAGE TR~ME Chnrity puts the Acceptableness on all D PAl'i),, aily Dying ••• ... ... 40S· Gifts and Works 453 Beasts at Ephesus ••• 499 The Grace of Charity ::: ::: 453 llloral Resurrection ... 4.99 The Nature of the Future Knowled"e 45! The Resurrection-Dody 500 5::JS The Immortality of all Graces "' 455 Man: his Dirth, Death, and Ilesurrec- ' tiou ••• ·-• ... ,.. 502 CHAPTER XIV. Diversity iu the Heavenly Inhabitants 503 Grnce and Gifts ... The Two Adams .. . .. . 50!, 544 461 Paul's Idea of the Christi;;l Chur~h The Two Grand Types of Character .. , 504.· in Assembly ... ... 463 Corporeal Transformation . .. .. . 506 Love controls Zeal in Behalf of The Mind exchanging the Mortal for Spiritual Gifts the Immortal ... 506 464 Argument continued and ili~str.ited... 466 Death in Idea 508 Further Enforcement of the Argument 467 The Work of Works 509 How a Spectator would regard the Introduction 510· Tongues; the Gracious Effects of Apostolic Testimony to Christ's Prophesying; Interpretation or Resurrection, and Testimony of silence 468 Others . .. ,. , .. . 512 Concluding Views ... 469 Denying the Resurrection of the Dead, The Purposes of Prophesying 470 and what the Denial involves 513 The Two Elements in Devotion 471 Objections to the Resurrection; Babes, not in Mind, but in Malice 471 Replies thereto: Conclusions in• The Conviction of the Unbeliever ... 472 volved 518· A God, not of Confusion, but of Peace 473 Concluding Argument and Exhorta- Abandonment to Ignorance 473 tion 522. Usefulness 47! The Exposition and Defence of the How we should Sing and Prav 475 Resuuection 523 Mind and Christianity • 476 The Apostolic Doctrine 52::J Conversion prepared for 476 " Some are fallen Asleep" .. . 524 Decency and Order in the Church 477 Humility and Self-Assertion 525- Women in the Church 477 A Vain Faith 525 Christian Prophesying 478 The l<'irstfruits of Life 526 The Church's Edification the Object The Reign of the Redeemer 527 sought in the Trust of Christian Evil Company 527 Gifts ... 479 Death and Quickiening 528 Christian Intelligence the llfe<lium of " The Last Ad11m " 529 • Christian Growth 480 "The Image of the Heavenly" 529 The Christian both a Child and a The Victory of Immortality 530 Man ... 480 Traits of Christian Greatness 531 The Power of Christianity on Intellect 481 Did Christ Rise? ... 532 Preaching to Unbelievers ... 482 The Resw·roction 533 Woman's Place in Christian Worship 483 Some Things that follow the Denial of the Resurrection 534 The Resurrection of the Body 536 • CHAPTER XV. The Two G lorics . . . 537 The Apostolic Gospel 493, 531 Victory on the Last Battle-Field 539 Terrible Conclusions resulting from Preparation for the Death-Triumph... 539 the Denial of Two Great Gospel The Large Use of the Term" Gospel" 540· Facts ... 494 Salvation a Present Process Sil The Resurrection of Christ 49;j Death for Sins 542 Christ resigning his Administration ... 496 Veritable Death and Verilablo The Church-World •.. 497 Resurrection 5-12 • INDEX. yjj