THE SAINT AND HIS SAVIOUR; OR, THE PROGRESS OF THE SOUL IN THE BY THE REV. C. H. SPURGEON. "Christ is all."-COL. iii. 11. NEW-YORK: SHELDON, BLAKEMAN & CO. CHICAGO: S. C. GRIGGS & CO. 1858. "THE special work of our ministry is to lay open Christ, to hold up the tapestry and unfold the mysteries of Christ. Let us labour therefore to be always speaking somewhat about Christ, or tending that way. When we speak of the law, let it drive us to Christ; when of moral duties, let them teach us to walk worthy of Christ. Christ, or something tending to Christ, should be our theme, and mark to aim at." SIBBS. "And surely this is the sweetest subject that ever was preached on; is it not as ointment poured forth, whose smell is so fragrant, and whose savour is so sweet, that therefore all the virgins love him? Is it not a subject which comprehends all the glory and excellency and beauty of all the things in heaven and in earth?" ISAAC AMBROSE. W. H. TINSON, Stereotyper. |