Human Power in the Divine Life; Or, the Active Powers of the Mind in Relation to ReligionHodder&Stoughton, 1871 - 374 pages |
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
HUMAN POWER IN RELATION TO | 13 |
SANCTIFICATION IN RELATION TO FULL | 17 |
THE APPLICATION OF HUMAN POWER | 22 |
CHAPTER II | 37 |
SECTION IIDIVINE POWER IN REPENTANCE | 43 |
HUMAN POWER IN REPENTANCE | 55 |
CHAPTER III | 79 |
CHAPTER V | 163 |
CHAPTER VI | 197 |
CHRISTIAN PERFECTION IN RELATION | 205 |
SOME MISAPPREHENSIONS RESPECTING | 222 |
CHAPTER VII | 231 |
Limits of Natural Virtue | 237 |
SPIRITUAL CULTURE REQUIRED | 256 |
CHAPTER VIII | 267 |
FAITH AS A SUPERNATURAL POWER | 88 |
FAITH IN RELATION TO HUMAN | 100 |
FAITH AS A PRACTICAL PRINCIPLE | 115 |
SECTION INATURAL AND SPIRITUAL FRUIT DIS | 124 |
CHAPTER IV | 125 |
THE NATURe of conveRSION | 132 |
CONVERSION IN RELATION TO | 145 |
CONVERSION IN RELATION TO | 154 |
What man cannot do God | 161 |
THE SOURCE OF POWER IN PREACHING | 275 |
CONDITIONS OF HUMAN POWER | 282 |
CHAPTER IX | 303 |
Prayer the necessary condition of a dependent being | 312 |
PRAYER AS A NATURAL HUMAN | 322 |
ADAPTATIONS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE | 338 |
DIVINE PROVIDENCE IN RELATION | 355 |
SECTION IIIDIVINE PROVIDENCE AND HUMAN | 362 |