Grant F.W. – Leaves from the Book
Contents
1. Resurgam
2. The Lesson of the Ages (see above)
3. Our Hope, and Its Practical Influences
4. The Nearness of Our Hope
5. The Sovereignty of God in Salvation
6. Divine Righteousness in its Actings Towards Men
7. The Two Natures, and What They Imply
8. Deliverance: What is it?
9. Peter’s “Conversion”
10. Broken Glimpses
11. “Milk of the word”
12. Kohath Gershon, and Merari
13. God’s Thought About Restitution
14. The First Resurrection and the Body that Shall Be
15. New Creation
16. A Feast for the Lord
17. “Despise not prophesyings”
18. A Fragment as to Discipline
19. The Gospels and the Offerings
20. The “Only-begotten” and the “First–born”
21. His Yoke and Our Rest
22. Christ’s Work as Priest on Earth
23. “Breadth and length and depth and height.”
24. The Man of God – 3 Lectures
25. Address to my Brethren
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