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Sermon: James The Attraction of the Cross

Posted by David Cox on February 9, 2024
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Sermon: James The Attraction of the Cross

THE ATTRACTION OF THE CROSS
by John Angell James

A Sermon, preached before the London missionary Society, at Surrey Chapel, on Wednesday morning, May 12, 1819, by John Angell James. (The impression produced by the delivery of this sermon first attracted public attention to the author. Of all his printed sermons, it remains the one most well known.)

“And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me—this he said signifying what kind of death he would die.” John 12:32, 33

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Adams – Three Gardens Sermon

Posted by David Cox on February 4, 2024
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THE THREE GARDENS, EDEN, GETHSEMANE, AND PARADISE;

OR MAN’S RUIN, REDEMPTION, AND RESTORATION.
BY WILLIAM ADAMS, D.D.

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Adams – Conversations of Jesus Christ with Representative Men

By William Adams D.D.

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Sermon Morgan Purity by the Cross

Posted by David Cox on February 10, 2023
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Purity By The Cross

Purity by the Cross
G Campbell Morgan





How much more shall the blood of Christ … cleanse your conscience from dead works? —Hebrews 9:14
IN OUR PREVIOUS STUDY WE CONSIDERED THE FIRST BLESSING that comes to men by the way of the Cross-first, I mean in the line of human experience-the blessing of pardon. We attempted to listen reverently to this note of the great evangel the glad declaration that forgiveness for actual trespass is provided for men not merely on the basis of pity, but in righteousness, through the mystery of the Cross of Jesus.

We all are conscious how great a blessing this is, yet I think I speak for every person here when I say that we do not feel that it goes to the root of our need. Read more