HAIR BREADTH ESCAPES
OR
PERILOUS INCIDENTS IN THE LIVES OF SAILORS
AND TRAVELERS IN JAPAN, CUBA,
EAST INDIES, ETC., ETC.
BY
T. S. ARTHUR

NEW YORK
WORTHINGTON CO., 747 BROADWAY
Arthur-T.S.-Hair-Breadth-Escapes.epub (1408 downloads )
OR
PERILOUS INCIDENTS IN THE LIVES OF SAILORS
AND TRAVELERS IN JAPAN, CUBA,
EAST INDIES, ETC., ETC.
BY
T. S. ARTHUR
NEW YORK
WORTHINGTON CO., 747 BROADWAY
Arthur-T.S.-Hair-Breadth-Escapes.epub (1408 downloads )
Time is transitory presence in contrast to eternity which is abiding presence. Since time presently coexists with eternity, man who is a creature of time has difficulty differentiating between them. Man’s short time on earth bears a never ending relationship to eternity.
With the degeneration of God’s first institution, the home, society in general degenerates accordingly. The greatest contributor to a deteriorating society is the departure from God’s teaching concerning the home. This study takes us through the opening chapters of Genesis and traces the role of men and women in the home through the Bible. God’s original teaching on any subject must never be ignored. Therefore, man and woman in the institution of marriage for life was and is God’s standard. from https://webbmt.org/
Best Diminishing Spirituality in Local Churches
Diminishing Spirituality in Local Churches—Studies in Revelations 2 & 3
This is a study of the letters to the churches in Revelation 2 and 3. The seven churches represent local churches of every age. God commanded, condemned, warned, rebuked, and gave promises to the seven churches.
CONTAINING SEVENTEEN SERMONS.
This text has been initially updated from EEBO-TCP by Project Puritas (Logan West, David Jonescue, Alex Sarrouf) www.puritansearch.org. Further revision and editing done by Monergism. Copyright Monergism via universal text usage permission from the above.
“The Works of Richard Greenham, Volume 3: Containing Seventeen Sermons,” presents a collection of profoundly helpful sermons by Richard Greenham, a significant figure in the Elizabethan Church. This volume encapsulates Greenham’s dedication to preaching “Christ crucified” to his rural congregation, aligning with his pastoral identity of sincerely delivering God’s word for the glory of God and the salvation of others. The sermons tackle various spiritual and moral topics, ranging from the nuances of Christian living to deep theological reflections.
Each sermon is a testament to Greenham’s skill as a spiritual guide, offering insights into critical aspects of Christian faith and practice. Topics include the dangers of quenching the Spirit, the pitfalls of murmuring, the nature of zeal, the value of a good name, and the importance of humility. Greenham also addresses practical issues such as the good education of children and the significance of repentance and true sorrow for sin. In a series of sermons on “The Heavenly Purchase,” he considers complex theological discussions, while other sermons focus on Christian warfare, fleeing ill company, idolatry, swearing, and the mutual duties between ministers and their congregations. He also explores the confession of sins and the effects of Christ’s cross in two parts.
Greenham’s approach is both pastoral and theological, aimed at guiding and nurturing his congregation’s spiritual growth. His sermons are rich in scriptural references and practical applications, emphasizing the transformative power of God’s word in daily life. This volume serves as a valuable resource for understanding Puritan theology and pastoral care, and its timeless teachings continue to resonate with readers seeking spiritual depth and guidance.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SERMON I – OF QUENCHING THE SPIRIT
SERMON II – OF MURMURING
SERMON III – OF ZEAL
SERMON IV – OF A GOOD NAME
SERMON V – OF HUMILITY
SERMON VI – OF THE GOOD EDUCATION OF CHILDREN
SERMON VII – OF REPENTANCE, AND TRUE SORROW FOR SIN
SERMON VIII – CONCERNING THE HEAVENLY PURCHASE PT. I
SERMON IX – CONCERNING THE HEAVENLY PURCHASE PT. II
SERMON X – CONCERNING THE HEAVENLY PURCHASE PT. III
SERMON XI – OF CHRISTIAN WARFARE
SERMON XII – OF DIVERSE CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTIONS
SERMON XIII – OF FLEEING ILL COMPANY, IDOLTARY, AND SWEARING
SERMON XIV – OF THE MUTUAL DUTIES BETWEEN THE MINSTERS AND THE PEOPLE
SERMON XV – OF THE CONFESSION OF SINS
SERMON XVI – OF THE FIRST EFFECTS OF CHRISTS CROSS PT. I
SERMON XVII – OF THE FIRST EFFECTS OF CHRISTS CROSS PT. II
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Sermons from the Prince of Preachers – Complete Set of 63 Volumes
https://www.spurgeongems.org/spurgeon-sermons/
Sermon Index: https://www.spurgeongems.org/chstix.pdf
Old Testament Index:
https://www.spurgeongems.org/sindex_ot.pdf
New Testament Index
https://www.spurgeongems.org/sindex_nt.pdf
Containing Several Treatises
This text has been initially updated from EEBO-TCP by Project Puritas (Logan West, David Jonescue, Alex Sarrouf) www.puritansearch.org. Further revision and editing done by Monergism. Copyright Monergism via universal text usage permission from the above.
Richard Greenham, active during the late 16th century, is remembered primarily for his significant contributions to Puritan pastoral ministry and counseling. Greenham’s counseling and pastoral work significantly influenced Puritan piety. He is often credited with shaping the pastoral care approach within the Puritan movement, emphasizing personal piety, the importance of scripture, and the need for a personal, heartfelt relationship with God. Despite working in a relatively obscure parish, Greenham’s influence extended far beyond his immediate surroundings. His legacy lived on in the Puritan movement, particularly in how pastors approached the care of their congregations. He was a forerunner in creating a model of pastoral ministry that deeply influenced subsequent generations of church leaders, both in England and abroad.
The Works of Richard Greenham Volume 2: Containing Several Treatises’ is a profound collection that encapsulates the spiritual and theological essence of one of the Elizabethan Church’s most pivotal figures, Richard Greenham (c.1540/45–1594). Revered as the architect of Puritan pastoral piety, Greenham’s influence extended far beyond his tenure at the rural parish of Dry Drayton, near Cambridge. His deep understanding of Protestant piety and dedication to pastoral counseling made him a beacon of hope and guidance in a time of religious turmoil.
This volume presents a meticulously curated selection of Greenham’s sermons and treatises, reflective of his immense skill as a spiritual guide and pastoral counselor. His works were renowned for bringing solace and comfort to those “groaned under spiritual afflictions and temptations,” a testament to his empathetic and knowledgeable approach to ministry.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL SIR DRU DRURIE KNIGHT
THE FIRST TREATISE FOR AN AFFLICTED CONSCIENCE UPON THIS SCRIPTURE.
THE SECOND TREATISE, BELONGING TO THE COMFORT OF AN AFFLICTED CONSCIENCE.
THE MARKS OF A RIGHTEOUS MAN.
SWEET AND SURE SIGNS OF ELECTION, TO THEM THAT ARE BROUGHT LOW.
A TREATISE OF A CONTRACT BEFORE MARRIAGE.
A TREATISE OF THE SABBATH.
NOTES OF OUR SALVATION, WITH THE NECESSITY; AND NOTES OF A TRUE AND UPRIGHT HEART.
A PROFITABLE TREATISE CONTAINING A DIRECTION FOR THE READING AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES
A TREATISE OF THE RESURRECTION
A TREATISE OF EXAMINATION BEFORE AND AFTER THE LORD’S SUPPER.
A TREATISE OF GOD’S FEAR.
A TREATISE OF HYPOCRISY.
A TREATISE OF ANGER.
A TREATISE OF BLESSEDNESS.
A TREATISE OF THE DOCTRINE OF FASTING.
OF THE SENDING OF THE HOLY GHOST.
A SHORT TREATISE OF PRAYER
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