Harsha Thoughts on the Love of Christ

Harsha Thoughts on the Love of Christ

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Harsha Thoughts on the Love of Christ explains some thoughts as the bestowment of Grace, Afflictions, Happy home, Death, etc

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Harsha Thoughts on the Love of Christ explains some thoughts as the bestowment of Grace, Afflictions, Happy home, Death, etc

THOUGHTS ON THE LOVE OF CHRIST by David Harsha, 1856

  1. Preface and Introductory Essay
  2. The Love of Christ in Coming into the World to Save Sinners
  3. The Love of Christ, as Manifested in His Sufferings and Death
  4. The Love of Christ Contemplated
  5. The Love of Christ in the Bestowment of Grace
  6. The Love of Christ in Afflictions
  7. The Love of Christ, as Manifested to His People in the Hour of Death
  8. The Love of Christ in the Hour of Death (continued); the Cloud of Witnesses
  9. The Happy Home in View
  10. The Happy Home Contemplated
  11. The Happy Home Contemplated
David Harsha
David Harsha

David Addison Harsha was born in Argyle, New York, on September 15, 1827. He received a classical education and studied theology, but was prevented from entering the ministry by a chronic bronchial affection. Harsha was a frequent contributor to the press and has spent most of his life in his native town, engaged in literary pursuits.

HARSHA, David Addison, author, born in Argyle, New York, 15 September 1827. He received a classical education and studied theology, but was prevented from entering the ministry by a chronic bronchial affection. Mr. Harsha is a frequent contributor to the press and has spent most of his life in his native town, engaged in literary pursuits. Among his works are: "The Heavenly Token" (New York, 1856); "The Star of Bethlehem" (Chicago, 1864); "Manual of Sacred Literature" (New York, 1866); "Lives of Charles Sumner, Doddridge, Baxter, Addison, and Bunyan" (1868); "Lives and Selected Works of Isaac Watts, George Whitefield, James Harvey, and Abraham Booth" (1869); "Devotional Thoughts of Eminent Divines" (1869); "The Golden Age of English Literature" (1872.); and "The Life and Times of Virgil," now (1887) in course of preparation. --taken from https://web.archive.org/web/20120507074313/http://famousamericans.net/davidaddisonharsha/

Works of David Harsha

  • "The Heavenly Token" (New York, 1856)
  • "The Star of Bethlehem" (Chicago, 1864)
  • "Manual of Sacred Literature" (New York, 1866)
  • "Lives of Charles Sumner, Doddridge, Baxter, Addison, and Bunyan" (1868)
  • "Lives and Selected Works of Isaac Watts, George Whitefield, James Harvey, and Abraham Booth" (1869)
  • "Devotional Thoughts of Eminent Divines" (1869)
  • "The Golden Age of English Literature" (1872.)
  • "Christ and Him Crucified"
  • "Immanuel's Land"
  • "Thoughts on the Love life of Christ"
  • "The Life and Times of Virgil," now (1887) in course of preparation.
  • "Life of Philip Doddridge, D. D." : with notices of some of his contemporaries, and specimens of his style
  • "Life of the Rev. James Hervey"
  • "The Heavenly token: a gift book for Christians .." (I believe this is a chapter or section from "The Savior’s Ascension" note)
  • "The life of Charles Sumner" : with choice specimens of his eloquence, a delineation of his oratorical character, and his great speech on Kansas

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