Mutuality in the Christian Life 292 The Faith of Abel 34.3 Falling into the Hands of the Living The Faith of Enoch 344 God ... 293 Faith needed to please God 315 The Right Estimate of Temporal The Faith of Abraham goicg forlh Possession 294 into the Unknown 347 Something to do and Something to The Tent and the City 347 wait for 295 The Two I!'atberlands 348 The J net Man, his Character and Abraham's Faith in offering Isnno 348 Safety 205 A Blessing for E&('h 349 The Faith of the Dying Joseph 350 Faith in an Infant's Destiny 350 CHAPTER XI. Moses relinquishing Earthly Advan- The Nature and Power of Faith • 308, 317 tages... 351 Faith of the Antediluvian Saints 309 Faith and Presumption in Terrible Faith of the Hebrew Pilgrim Fathers 311 Contrast 352 Faith of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph ... 312 Believers and Unbelievers at Jericho 352 The Faith of Moses 313 A Summary of the Sufferings and Exploits and Endurances of Faith ... 315 Trials of Believers 353 Perfection through the Promise 316 The Creation of the Visible Uni- verse ... 318 CH.APTER XII. The Sacrifice of Abel 320 The Life of Faith, and its Supreme The Character and the Translation of Exemplar 364 Enoch 321 Chastisement 365 The Impossibility of pleasing God A Threefold Cord of Duty ..• 367 without Faith ... 322 Sinai and Zion ... 368, 390 The .Faith of Noah 323,346 The Final Appeal 370 The Faith of .Abraham 325 The Christian Race 372 The Christian's Condition in this The Christian's Danger of Weariness World 327 and his Defence 373 The Christian's Attitude in this Divine Discipline 375 World 328 Discipline in its Endurance and in its Faith sorely tried and sublimely Results 376 triumphant 329 The Christian Treatment of the Faith giving Serenity and Magna- Feeble 377 nimity in Death 331 The Pursuit of Peace and Holiness 378 The Faith of Joseph; or, Assured Esau; or, the Sacrifice of the Spiritual Confidence in the Close of Life . . . 332 for the Sensuous] 380 The Faith of the Parents of Moses .. , 333 The Exalted Privileg011 of Sincere The Great Choice of Moses 334 Christians 381 Seeing the Invisible One ... 336 The Kingdom which cannot be moved 383 Unquestioning Faith expressed and The Cloud of Witnesses 384 vindicated 337 The Appointed Struggle ... 385 The Faith of a Heathen Woman 338 Looking to Jesus... 386 The Excellent of the Earth 339 What Christ was exposed to 387 Successive Stages in the DispensBtion God's Discipline of his Children 387 of God's Blessings to Man 340 The Fruit of Discipline 368 Faith in its Relation to the Futu1·e The Wo1·st Perils of the Christian and the Unseen 341 Life ... 389 The Great Characteristio of the Esau-a Warning 389 Elders 342 The Purpose of the Sha.kings 391 faith beginning where Spience ei:1ds 343 The Unshaken Kingdom ... 392 vi INDEX.
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CHAPTER xrn. Aooeptable Sa.oriftoea 412 'l'll'RIDI P.lOB Concluding Prayer a.nd Doxology 418 PereonaJ E:i:bortationa ... 398 Hoepita.lity 416 Deoeaeed Pastore 400 Snfl'erers to be remembered 416 "Without the Camp" 401 The Love of Money 416 Duty to Present Pastore 403 Trea.tment of the Leaders ... 416 Oonoluding Prayer for the Hebrews 404 The Unchanging Jesus 416 Last Words 405 The Continuing City 417 Brotherly Love ... 407,414 The Sacrifices with which God is well Christia.n Contentment enjoined a.nd pleased 417 encouraged 408 The Watchful Leaders 418 A. Triumphant Assurance ... 409 A Request for Prayer 419 The Unohangea.bleness ofJesus Christ 410 A Most Comprehensive Wish 1 419 The Christia.n Altar 411 Suffering the Word of Exhortation ... 420