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REQUESTING SUPPORT FOR A REPRODUCTION OF ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PERIODICALS OF THE METHODIST HOLINESS MOVEMENT:
DIVINE LIFE AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITOR OF SCRIPTURAL HOLINESS.
(1878-1889 Edited by Dr. Asa Mahan and Dr. Asbury Lowrey.)
See Vol. 1. No. 1., Vol. 1. No. 2., Vol. 1. No. 3., Vol. 1. No. 4.
To all who are sympathetic to historic holiness within the Methodist and higher-life circles,
Over the last 10 years we have been progressively working on reproducing rare revival and holiness sermons and texts, even as these works had occasioned our conversion and had influenced us more importantly than any living witness today. We started out with Charles G. Finney's works (which are fairly complete now) and the early Oberlin authors who were united in spirit with Wesleyan perfection and second blessing holiness experience. Then we began the John Fletcher project (which is ¼ complete, but not edited throughout), and many miscellaneous works according to personal interest and need.
Then we saw a very important figure who is virtually forgotten. Asa Mahan, who most impressively was the first President of Oberlin College 1835-50, Cleveland University (1850's), and Adrian College (1860's), the author of at least 18 spiritual, philosophical and historical classics, the editor of 5 periodicals, a top rate philosopher, educator, reformer, evangelist and pastor—who even advised Lincoln during the civil war, and gave the first woman, as well as the first black women a liberal college education. But Mahan must be remembered for his great influence upon the holiness movement. All living in his day, having the blessed experience of holiness, recognized him as one of the most important leaders of the higher life movement—and as exemplifying it most gracefully. Many more details could be added to attract us to this fascinating personage whose life spanned the 19th century 1800-1889.
We have begun to reproduce his entire works, having completed most of his spiritual classics, including his lengthy Autobiography (adding an important index), as well as a few of his philosophy texts (recently finishing his 1000 page Critical History of Philosophy (these works are available in print, online: http://truthinheart.com and on our CD). We have also reproduced several of his commentaries and miscellaneous doctrinal essays.
Some years back we discovered Freedom and Grace: The Life of Asa Mahan. By Edward H. Madden and James E. Hamilton. Metuchen, New Jersey: The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1982. 273 pp. This lead us to discover more lost or rare works of Mahan. We thus traveled to Adrian College to photograph the entire "Notebook" that he left there. It contains writings on doctrinal, philosophical and Constitutional subjects, and is some 250 pages of difficult hand written notes.
But much more importantly we learned of a rare periodical that he edited in his last years while in England: Divine Life (1878-1889). For some years we desired to even just see these writings, but being so rare we had to wait. We did not even know of the size, and when we arrived at Drew University we were pleasantly surprised to find more than we were able to have time to copy. We have some of the earlier periodicals that Mahan had edited and contributed to: The Oberlin Evangelist, and Oberlin Quarterly Review, and will be working on these for some years to come. But this is by far the most import, as it deals with the most important subject to the church: The Divine Life. We have many books that people have desired us to begin or finish scanning, editing, and publishing, but we feel compelled to let them all wait until this work can be tackled and given our full-time attention over the next year or so. Even the remaining volumes of Fletcher's works are seen to be of less importance.
Before we give more details about Divine Life and International Expositor, we would like to give more details about our ministry. We are aiming for 100% accuracy, and do not wish to change either the italics or the spelling of the original texts we reproduce (except for the typos). We have sometimes had do type these classics when scanning took more time due to warn, faded, or darkened pages. But most of our copying comes from scanning, and then we go through three processes of editing each text against the original. Many of our texts are not finished but are available for viewing in an incomplete edition, but among the many books completed we have finished two very large volumes which also have small print: Finney's Unabridged 1851 London Edition of Systematic Theology (1156 pages), as well as Mahan's Critical History of Philosophy (989 pages, which took us a year to painstakingly edit). These can be examined for the kind of accuracy we are hoping to achieve with Divine Life (which will be the equivalent to 7000 pages of a regular reading book—perhaps four times the size of Critical History).
We have produced about 45 books and the same number of booklets (some of which are our own writings), all of which are available on our CD and online. By providence we received an order from Dr. James Hamilton (above noted biographer of Mahan) who later warmly received us into his home, and showed us more of his research. As one of the most important scholars of Mahan, he pointed out a few of what he considered to be his best productions. We took him up on his suggestions, and right away made one of them available: Teachings of the Spirit (which can be seen on our web site). He further introduced us to former president of Asbury Seminary: Dennis F. Kinlaw, as well as Librarian William Kostlevy, who were both excited with this ministry and the prospect of reproducing Divine Life, etc. Over the last two years we have received orders from pastors and scholars of various schools, and most have been very satisfied with our ministry when we try and personally adapt it according to individual requests. We work with a laser printer and digital files, and this gives us much flexibility. We have always tried to give away our productions at as low a cost as is possible, and have largely funded it with our own other incomes. Thousands of hours and dollars have gone into these multifaceted operations which we did not expect to receive back. Along the way many have suggested ways in which we could make money out of this ministry, but our ethic has always been to rather serve the Christian community in such a way as we would wish others to serve us. We have refused the prospect of making a profit in any kind of work—especially the ministry—and have only expected a wage to be suitable for the work done. Our mission is to give rather than get, even as it is more blessed to do so. The more we can give the happier we are. And we try and give whatever we can in this ministry as we can afford it.
We do not therefore request support for any other reason, than that the Christian community can obtain this priceless possession free of charge. We will make it available for all to view in all public formats: online, in print, and on CD. There it shall be also fully indexed for searching and scholarly research and personal edification. We shall give it our greatest efforts, even as it is most important to us personally, and as it is very important historically.
However, due to the fact that we have many responsibilities in sustain this ministry and our family we do not see how we can give this great project the attention and accuracy it needs unless we are funded for our time and expenses. We are therefore appealing to the holiness community to sponsor this benevolent project so that their people might be inspired by the very movement that was the foundation. We have completed the first issue (24 pages in small print) and ask for your support to republish close to 4000 pages (small print) of this wealth of inspiration. It is as the breath of heaven to read! Perhaps few Christians could read through all of these writings and neglect to experience the divine fullness of the Spirit. Nothing could be so compelling, as this is the heart and the gold of enlightened saints in the midst of revival. They really leave us no room for doubting God's promises, and experiencing His fullness. With support we can aim towards finishing it by fall 2003.
It will be seen below that we are not just dealing with the writings of Dr. Asa Mahan and Dr. Asbury Lowrey the editors, but with numerous authors and lay-advocates during this time. Such men as Daniel Steel, who later became editor after Mahan's death, Hudson Taylor, Moody, Dr. Palmer, Booth, etc., are frequently mentioned in their ministries, and whose writings graced the pages. There is also short quotes by a great multitude of people throughout history. There is so many angles taken on holiness in this periodical that it is difficult to mention all of them. Books are given short reviews, others are recommended, poems on holiness are included in each edition, as well as numerous revival accounts all over the world are added to the many holiness teachings, inspirations, and considerations.
Out of our present reach, we notice that this periodical was called Divine Life and Missionary Witness for a short while before Mahan and Lowrey took it over. We are not aquatinted with the details yet. But the following details are given in the WorldCat directory:
Divine life and missionary witness, July, 1876 to April, 1877: complete in one volume / Charles Graham; George Savage 1877 English Book iv, 530 p.; 28 cm. [London]: Haughton & Co., Year: 1877 Description: iv, 530 p.; 28 cm. Language: English Contents of issues of Divine life, a weekly non-denominational newsletter, from June 29, 1876-April 26, 1877./ Includes index.
Then Divine Life starts in June 1878, ends volume I in Dec. 78, while continuing the same line of issues (issue number 7.) in Jan. 79, but then starting a new vol. II (issue 7. even though there was no vol. II. 6.) in the same month. These continue until Mahan's death—the last edition being in June or July of 1889. These started out as 20 page booklets (with 4 outer cover pages with small print reviews, advertisement, etc.) and then ended up as 28 pages (with 4 of the same cover pages). We notice further. These were published every month and are between 3500 and 4000 pages approximately (and would be the size, as we said, of 7000 regular text size pages or more).
We did not mention above that Divine Life continued to be a missionary witness, as will be noted in its frequent space given under the section called 'Intelligence.' For example, you will notice in the first issue (enclosed) that the first revival camp meeting in India was mentioned. But Divine Life was also a Bible Expositor. And that was the name it took after Mahan's death (where other editors took over with Lowrey). The following is also listed under the WorldCat listing, and is also housed entirely in the Drew historical archives:
Divine life and Bible expositor. Publication: [S.l. : s.n.], Year: 1887-1896 Description: Vol. 13, no. 2 (Aug. 1889)-v. 27, no. 2 (Aug. 1896); 15 v. ; 26 cm.
We have enclosed the first issue of the first volume so that you can see what we propose to produce: Vol. 1. No. 1.This was the actual size of the periodical. The text was often very small in some of the Intelligence, advertisement, and book notices. We would like to keep it that size as we produce our books in that format (although our text is bigger), but we are open to make it half-legal-size instead (7 inches instead of 5.5 wide).
The materials will be available as individual booklets, and as whole yearly volumes (hard and soft cover)—the first and last year being half the size as the rest. They will receive an ISBN and bar code, as some of our books have, for the entire volume, but obviously not for each issue. Each issue will be available for around $0.80—$1.00 each. They will be available in any quantities, and as soon as we get to them in their order. It will only be the bound volumes that will have to wait until we are finished with the year end issue. We will put a nicely designed dust cover on each hard copy, along with a more detailed index than what is provided already. It will depend upon the support given, just how much indexing we can afford to do. We do have the ability to index subjects and individuals mentioned within all the writings, and not just of the articles themselves. This is an important addition to any historical reference, but we know just how consuming it was with other volumes we have done this with (see Mahan's Autobiography and Critical History of Philosophy for such examples). Again, we are open to suggestions and supporting in this way. Beyond these basics we leave it up to the holiness people and historically interested community to make suggestions and give direction to this project.
Before we list a relatively small sample of the articles and correspondence given in this periodical, we will close here with our contact information. But before that, we will mention that we will be interested in any other works you might be interested in us working on in the future—any that would be important for the Christian community in this day.
We will be traveling this next year to visit various schools and churches, and if it is needed, we can try to visit you. Thank you for your time, consideration, and support.
(989)-637-4179 For our Mahan Page see: http://truthinheart.com/Asa_Mahan.html
SOME INDEXES OF DIVINE LIFE.
(Roughly 15 Percent of the Entire Articles are listed below—these are the early issues. Note that there are many more poems, intelligence, reviews, quotes, and short articles not listed in the indexes. Note, No. 1. index is on the title page of the first issue online.)
General listings from
July 1878 to Jan. 1879.
No. 2.
"Dead Flies" 21
Experience—the End of Teaching 21
The Lord is My Shepherd (Poetry) 22
The Doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy Ghost as set forth in the Scriptures 22
How to Grow from Faith to Faith, and from Glory to Glory, by Rev. W. E. Boardman 25
Completeness of the Christian System, By Rev. Wm. Jones, M.D. 27
Gospel Power, By Rev. George Warner 28
The Measure of Moral Excellence Required of Men Always the Same 30
Spiritual health, by Thomas D. Marshall 32
Questions Answered 33
Error Corrected 34
Thoughts for the Closet 36
Intelligence—
Light from the Army 38
Mrs. Mumford 39
New and Important Religious Movement in Mexico 40
Divine Guidance 40
No. 3
Light and Holiness 41
Keeping Time with God (Poetry) 42
The Doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy Ghost as set forth in the Scriptures 42
The Blood that Cleanseth 45
The Glorious Doctrine of the Person of Christ 46
Condition of Spiritual Health 48
Practical Religion 49
Kinds of Temptation 51
Faith and Doubt 52
Error Corrected 53
Thoughts for the Closet 55
Review 57
Intelligence—
Lanoli Camp Meeting 58
Philadelphia Friday Meeting 59
Revivals in the United States 59
Northern Home Counties Clerical and Lay Association 60
No. 4.
Our Circumstances 61
How Missionaries are Made 62
The Doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy Ghost as set forth in the Scriptures 64
Provision—Progress—Prospect, by Rev. James Fleming, D. D. 66
"The Unabolished Antinomy," by Daniel Steel, D.D. 68
The Beauty of Holiness, by Rev. A. Lowrey, D.D. 71
The Person of Christ, by Rev. C. Clemance, B.A., D.D. 72
Healing, by Rev. Thornly Smith 75
"The Righteousness of the Law Fulfilled in Us," by Rev. Dr. H. E Faure 76
Testimony, By Mrs. Mary A. F. Philipson 77
Intelligence—
"Songs in the Night" 79
Asiatic Turkey 80
No. 5.
Putting Off and Putting On 81
"Speak the Word only and My Servant shall be Healed" 81
"Thou Canst Do All Things"— "Who Also Will Do It" 82
"The Ministration of the Spirit" 85
Adam and Christ 86
How to Resist Temptation 87
Christian Patience 89
The Glorious Doctrine of the Person of Christ 90
Christ cannot be Hidden 92
Conditions of Spiritual Health 93
Testimony 94
Error Corrected 96
Intelligence—
Missionary Workers for South America 98
Gems from Dr. Palmer's Meeting 99
No. 6.
Freedom from Sin Essential to growth 101
They shall See God 102
The Doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy Ghost, as set forth in the Scriptures 102
Snares 105
The Almighty God 106
Bible Reading 107
Condition of Spiritual Health 109
Walking by Faith 110
The Glorious Doctrine of the Person of Christ 111
Error Corrected 113
Enquiries Answered 115
Intelligence—
A New Lay Champion of the Gospel, and a very Remarkable
Case of the Baptism of the Holy Ghost, in France 116
Napels 117
American Camp Meetings 118
Gems from the Tuesday Meetings at Dr. Palmer's New York 119
Meeting for the Promotion of Holiness at the Late Wesleyan Conference at Bradford 119
Book Notices 120
No. 7.
Why am I Tempted? 121
What to Desire and How to Grow 121
The Doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy Ghost as set forth in the Scriptures 123
The Dying of the Lord Jesus 125
Bible Reading.—No. 2 126
Personal Fellowship with Christ 128
"Wilt Thou be made Whole?" 129
"Faint, yet Pursuing" 131
The Glorious Doctrine of the Person of Christ 132
Holiness Symbolized in the Old Testament 133
Covenant Blessings 135
Intelligence—
"Lesson of the Pentecost" 136
Religion in the Higher Walks of Life 139
Mrs. Mumford 139
Important Correspondence 140
Notes and Comments 140
UNEDITED CONTENTS OF JUNE 1879 to JUNE 1880, and JUNE 1881 to JUNE 1882
(Note that half of the later contents is not listed. In a number of June issues, the previous years' volumes—excepting the first, each volume ended in June—were listed in a general index. However a few of the years did not have these. This is a sample of one and a half of these indexes. Note the same considerations as mentioned above.)
ORIGINAL ARTICLES.
EDITORIALS.
POETRY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
INTELLIGENCE.
Who Sanctifies? God's Handiwork ... Patience ... ... ... ... ...
"As I have loved you" ...
What shall we call it? ... The Complaint ... To Ministers of the Gospel of all Denominations ... Conclusion of the Whole Matter ...
Not the Gift but the Giver
"Christ in you the hope of Glory " ...
Holiness is Safety ... ...
Meetness for the Eternal Inheritance ...
God Seen and Enjoyed in Nature ... Erroneous Renderings of the Original
Scriptures 142, 182
Address to the Lay Membership of the
Churches of all Denominations ...161
Safety Signals ...181
Regeneration-Holiness Begun ... ...201
Tholuck—The Secret of his Power ...202
The Difference, and its Cause ...203 Outside Test ...221 The Grace of God in Justification, and
Sanctification '... 222
Doctrine of the Baptism of the Holy Ghost, as set forth in the Scriptures 3, 24, 42, 83, 103 12, 13, 144, 183, 204, 224
A Common Ground for Christ's Followers 5 Bible Reading, No. 7 ...7
The Priestly Ministry of Christ ... ...8 Rest ... ...10 Testimony 11, 49, 67, 90 112, 129, 145,
Old Disciples-Their Testimony 12
Needful Explanations ...14
Error Corrected 14, 37, 55, 74, 96, 172
Enquiries Answered 15, 36, 73, 134
Thoughts for the Closet 16, 38, 72, 95, 152
Following Christ fully 27
Personal Experience 27
The New Commandment ... 29
Infirmities ... 31
Songs of Deliverance 32 The Unabolished Antinomy 34 Letter to an Enquirer on the Baptism of
the Holy Ghost 45
Is the Baptism of the Holy Ghost a Third Blessing? 46
Progress-Renewing Strength 48
Gifts from the Hand of God 51
Showers of Blessing 53
1 2 21 22 41 61
fit 81 101 102 121 122 141
Living Words... 56, 117, 134 156, 197, 217, 232 Holiness Symbolized 69 More than Others. 70
Living Thoughts 73
Greater Possibilities 74
A Minister's Experience 75
Have ye Received the Holy Ghost? 85 Marks of the Lord Jesus ... 85 Self-Realization ... ... ... „, 87
What is the Difference between the Consecration of the Penitent Sinner and the Higher Consecration of the Well informed Believer? 88 Grieving the Spirit 92 Sanctification or Resurrection Life on Earth: What is it? What are our Possessions therein? ... 93, 135
How keep it? 105, 125
Revivals: by whom and how obtained ...106
The Power of God in Christian Experience 108 Jacob at Peniel; or, Trusting v. Struggling 110
Exposition of 1 Cor. xv. 23-28 ... 113
Exposition of Titus ii. 14 ... 115
Whole Christians ... 116 Spiritual Health 126
The Night of Failure-The Morning of Faith 128 Testimony and Inner Life Melody 131
Something, but Nothing ... 131 Walking in the Light 147 Holiness ... ... ... ... ... 119
Fruitfulness... ... ... ... ... 150
Regeneration and Sanctification ... 151 Facing Jerusalem ... 153 Extract from Wesley's Notes on the New Testament ... ... ... ... 156
Special Counsel to Inquirers 157 Purification ... ... ... ... 166
Regeneration a Mixed State-Scripture
Proofs ... ... ... ... ... 167
Experience ... ... ... ... ... 169
Very Instructive Testimony from Mrs. W.
H. Smith 171
Bible Exposition 173
Errors in Searching the Scriptures 175
"I will carry " 176
The Personification of Sin 177
Beauty of Child Piety 178
Sealing of the Holy Ghost 188
The Promise and Conditions of Power... 190
The Flesh put off and laid aside.,. 191
Christ our Saviour... 193
The Fruits of Justifying Faith 195 Work of God in Abergavenny, Mon. 59
The Power of the Holy Ghost 196 An Evening with the Y.M.C.A. ... 76
" Love suffereth long, and is kind" 197 Camp Meetings in America 77
The Earnest of the Spirit... 206 Conference at Broadlands 78
Views and Experience of Albert Carman,
The Martyr Spirit ... 79
The Late Baron Rothschild 80
Personal Purity-A Aleans to an End ... 204 Awakenings in France 80
Glorifying God's Name 210 Persevering Prayer 97
Experience of a Mother 212 Examples to be imitated ... 99
Justification by Faith 214 Temperance Reform, U.S. 99
Confession—The Rock on which the Daily Prayer Union 99
Closet Musings 217 Medical Evangelists 100
The Spirit's Seal 227 Nature of Holiness 100
Testimony .., 228 Mr. Moody in the Baltimore Convention
" Is he Pious? " 229 of the Young Men's Christian Association, held May 21-25 ... 117
The Third Chapter of Ephesians... 230
Sword and Bow 231 Much Fruit ... 118
Camp Meetings 119
Restless, and Finding Rest 2 Mr. Moody in Cleveland, Ohio 119
The Perfect Example 24 A Shining Face 119
Sanctified wholly ... 42 The King's Highway 120
Clinging and Resting 67
Persevering Prayer-Impressive Facts ... 137
On Pilgrimage 82 Interesting and Important Letters 137
The Land of Beulah 102 Interesting about Northampton .., 138
Rest ... 123 Cause of the Change 139
The Triune Presence 137 Rev. P. Ruet 139
Holy Aspirations 143 Cannes, South France 139
Rev. James Fleming, D.D. 140
Peace ... ... ... ... ... 166
"I . . . with Thee" 183 The Bishop of Melbourne on the Revival
God's Chastenings ... 200 of Islamism 158
Old Orchard Camp Meetings 151
Lost and Found 203
A Prayer 204 Hwang-yew, Hwang-yen ,., 159
Very Interesting from Holland ... 170
Draw Ale up, my God 218
Enough for Me 223 Mrs. Amanda Smith in India 179
Cannes, South France 179
Revival in Cleveland, Ohio 180
Work of God in North China, Hiau-Kan 17 Work of God in Fife, Scotland ... 117
Camp Meeting at Lanoli, near Bombay, Important Item of Experience 198
The Karen Christians 19 Words of Encouragement... 198
Lanoli Camp Meeting, near Bombay 38 India 119
Christian Young Men of America 39 Prayer Union in America... 200
An Extraordinary Meeting in Baltimore 39 Temperance.., 200 The Work of God in Germany 40
Evil Effects of Ritualism ... 218
Madrid 40 A Methodist Conference in China 218
Request for Special Prayer, . 40 Important Item of Experience 219
Questions for Closet Reflection ... 40 Extract 219
Holiness Meeting at the Belle Vue Chapel, Air. Moody in St. Louis 219
Sanctification for Babes ... 58 "A Higher Type of Piety the great
Mrs. Alumford in Philippopolis ... 58, 180 Demand of our Day" 233
A True Believer 59 Extract from a Letter from Russia 235
Another Victory 59 The Netherlands 235
The Gospel among the Jews 59 Dr. Pentecost in Detroit, U.S. 235
The Jews in Persia... 59 Christian Conference at Plymouth 236
Diversities of Faith ,.. 1
Can Imperfect Beings render full obedience
to a Perfect Law? 2
Keep out of the Ruts 21
The Lower Christian Life .., 22
" Owe no man anything " ... 41
How to Confess 42 Christ's Strength and Christ's Blood 42 God's Sovereignty in respect to the Promises ... 43, 63 Weak Graces... 61 "For He hath said, 1 will never leave (fail)
thee nor forsake thee" 62
:lames Abram Garfield, Dead! 81 Reading the Bible with New Eyes 82 False apprehensions of the State of the
Morally lure ... 83
Christ a Bridegroom : the Church a Bride 101
Wealth of the True Believer 102
Meek Christians 121 Most Instructive Fact of Experience 122 Holiness .., „, „, ... .„ 141 Facts and Comments ...112, 161, 182, 202
Music in the Heart ... 161 Wrinkles ... ... ... ... ... 181 Fresh Oil 201 Revivals ... ... ... ... ... 221
The Use we should make of Recorded
Facts in the Lives of Old and New Testament Saints 222
Testimony of an Old Disciple 11 Living Words 15, 34, 54, 92, 111, 132, 176, 193, 213, 234
The Successful Preacher 30
The Secret of the Hidden Life with God.., 46
Holiness a Divine Requirement 51
Revival of Spirituality among the Friends 66
Hymnal Theology 66
The Apostolic Benediction .., 69 The Three Methods of Missionary Work 71
The New Testament Glory Superior to that
Sins of Ignorance 91
Perfect Obedience Possible to All... 104 The Door of Faith Opened... 112 115, 116
The Old Paths 4 Experience—Testimony...6, 26, 45, 55, 65, 72, 84, 91, 107, 114, 126, 147, 104, 175, 186, 1115 Are you Saved? 7
Fill] Salvation Not Fall 8
Sons of God ... 13
Error Corrected 16, 116, 55
Exposition of 1 John 23, 224
''The Upper and the Nether Springs" 28
Sanctified Imagination 29 Christ our Pattern in Holiness 51 Atonement ... ... ... ... ... 32
Sober-mindedness ... ... ... ... 47
Transparency of Character... 48 Important Facts of Experience, all Enquiries Answered 49 Thoughts on the Divine Life.
The Breadth of the Commandment 52, 75 Clean hands ...
"Greet Priscilla" 68
Soil! Depths ...
Sanctification by Faith 75
Bible Reading 5, 108, 169, 189 212
Gospel Salvation 814
Repression is not Sanctification 104 Christ in You 111
The Three Forms of Divine Knowledge 121, 11 Turn on the Light ... 128
" 11 is Visage was so Marred " 113
A Jocose Religion ... 152 Complete in Christ.,. 151, 174
Mary the Sister of Lazarus, and the Woman who Anointed the Feet of Jesus, as recorded by Luke (vii. 37-50) 156
God's Electing' Love 163
Growth in Grace 168, 111, 211
The Baptism of Power—minus Sanctification 171
" Cleanseth "... 172 Diverse Theories of Sanctification... 181, 203
Faith and Pupilage: by one of Christ's Pupils ... ... ...188
All Things New 191 hindrances to Revivals and the Maintenance of Spirituality in the Churches... 210
A House of gods 212
How I Was led to the Beulah life 227 Cheque out your Funds 228 Leaven ... ... ... ... ... 229
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168, 186, 228
Church is Built 215 Cause of Holiness in Sweden 91
India 18 Testimony and Commendation 118
Leeds 56 Faith Healing 220
Thoughts for the Closet 10
of the Old 89
