PREFACE
I. GOD'S LOVE FOR A SINNING WORLD
II. ON TRUSTING IN THE MERCY OF GOD
III. THE WAGES OF SIN
IV. THE SAVIOUR LIFTED UP, AND THE LOOK OF FAITH
V. THE EXCUSES OF SINNERS CONDEMN GOD
VI. THE SINNER'S EXCUSES ANSWERED
VII. ON REFUGES OF LIES
VIII. THE WICKED HEART SET TO DO EVIL.
IX. MORAL INSANITY
X. CONDITIONS OF BEING SAVED
XI. THE SINNER'S NATURAL POWER AND MORAL WEAKNESS
XII. ON THE ATONEMENT
XIII. WHERE SIN OCCURS GOD CANNOT WISELY PREVENT IT
XIV. THE INNER AND THE OUTER REVELATION
XV. QUENCHING THE SPIRIT
XVI. THE SPIRIT NOT STRIVING ALWAYS
XVII. CHRIST OUR ADVOCATE
XVIII. GOD'S LOVE COMMENDED TO US
XIX. PRAYER AND LABOR FOR THE GATHERING OF THE GREAT HARVEST
XX. CONVERTING SINNERS A CHRISTIAN DUTY
XXI. MEN OFTEN HIGHLY ESTEEM WHAT GOD ABHORS
XXII. VICTORY OVER THE WORLD THROUGH FAITH
XXIII. DEATH TO SIN THROUGH CHRIST
XXIV. THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE.
