Funk 1839 1912 Under Editorial Supervision (1 results)

Hardcover. Reprint. 3 vols. bound as 1: vi, 346 + iv, [5]-333 + iv, [5]-328 p.; 23 cm. [First issued monthly, vols. 1#1 - 3#6, 1877-78] Preachers include -- Thomas Armitage: Concerning Jesus as a poet (2 sermons); Divine anatomy -- Henry Ward Beecher: The background of mystery; Demetrius the silversmith; The signs of the times--is Christianity failing? -- John A. Broadus: Character building -- Phillips Brooks: What it is to be a Christian -- Robert Lewis Dabney: The popular arguments against endless punishment unsatisfactory as a sure ground of hope -- Robert William Dale: What is man? or the skepticism of science considered -- Morgan Dix: Easter address -- Frederic William Farrar: Are there few that be saved?; Eternal punishment; Is life worth living?; Our national sin--interperance in England -- John Hall: The church--the office of elder -- Henry Parry Liddon: The judgment day; The purpose of Christ's first coming; The resurrection as essentail fact of the gospel; The true faith of the soul -- Hyacinthe Loyson: The moral crisis; The reformation of the family; Respect for the truth -- Adolphe Monod: The misery of man and the mercy of God, parts 1-2 -- Joseph Parker: Agnosticism; The burial of Sarah; The death of Abraham; Larger definitions; The prodigal son; A word in season to him that is weary -- Enoch Pond: The possible and the impossible in our salvation -- Charles Haddon Spurgeon: Christ the destroyer of death; How is salvation received?; A Sabbath-school sermon; Under constraint; Vanities and verities -- Henry Penrhyn Stanley: The body of Christ; Christ absent and yet present -- Richard Salter Storrs: The voice of God in us -- Archibald Campbell Tait: The prevalence of sin -- T. De Witt Talmage: The prodigal's resolve. Fair edgeworn orig. black cloth, hinges tightened.