I.  The Language of the Forgiven Soul addressing God.

II.  The Lord’s Reply to the Forgiven Man.

The Loss.

The Seeking of the Saviour.

He seeks through Human Agency.

I.  A Divine Saviour.

II.  A Divine Salvation.

III.  Divine Revelation.

IV.  The Divine Application.

I.  The Feelings, however Warm, can never justify, and the Want of Feeling does not prevent Justification.

II.  If you want to be made to feel, you must lose no Time in going Near to a Father’s Throne.

III.  Remember well that Feeling is the Gift of the Holy Spirit, and that you cannot work yourself up to it.

I.  The View which is here given of Death.

II.  The Spirit in which the Believer may die.

III.  The Great Foundation of Simeon’s Peaceful Trust.

HIDDEN WITH HIM

DEPENDENT ON HIM

DEVOTED TO HIM

I.  When He was on Earth.

II.  The Knowledge enjoyed by all His People after His Departure.

A WITNESS

HE IS A LEADER

HE IS A COMMANDER

I.  The Effort made.

II.  Their Faith.

What is meant by the Work of the Lord?

The Encouragement.

The Root from which all Such Work must spring.

I.  The Thankful Recognition of Help already given.

II.  The Joyful Assurance for the Future.

One Word in Conclusion.

I.  What had been done?

II.  Who was the Doer?

III.  In what Way did the Lord make use of Human Agency?

HIS QUESTION

HIS PRAISE

HIS PRAYER

THE FINAL APPEAL

THE ASSURANCES

THE PROMISES

THE PRESENT

I.  All Wants are Supplied.

II.  The Spirit is Refreshed.

III.  The Cup Overflows.

THE FUTURE

I.  The Assurance.

II.  The Determination.