Scripture Characters

Robert Smith Candlish

Language: English

Genres: Christianity - Other Non-fiction Religion

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1. The universal characteristic - "and he died"
2. Eli - his heart trembled for the ark of God - Part I
3. Eli - a godly man trembling for the ark of God - Part II
4. Eli - a godly man trembling for the ark of God - Part III
5. Eli - a godly man trembling for the ark of God - Part IV
6. The long-suffering of God - example in the case of an impenitent sinner - character of Ahab - Part I
7. The long-suffering of God - example in the case of an impenitent sinner - character of Ahab - Part II
8. The forbearance of God in the case of the righteous - character of Jehoshaphat - Part I
9. The forbearance of God in the case of the righteous - character of Jehoshaphat - Part II
10. Herod - Weakness growing into wickedness - on the character of Herod, tetrarch of Galilee - Part I
11. Herod - Weakness growing into wickedness - on the character of Herod, tetrarch of Galilee - Part II
12. Herod an example of "worldly sorrow working death"
13. Herod an example of an alleged necessity of sinning
14. Peter - his general character - its strength and weakness
15. Peter - the trial, infirmity, and triumph of his faith
16. Martha and Mary - part I, their common grief
17. Martha and Mary - part II, their different kinds of grief, and the Lord's different ways of dealing with them
18. The friendship of Peter and John - Part I
19. The friendship of Peter and John - Part II
20. The friendship of Peter and John - Part III
21. Mary Magdalene - with Peter and John at the sepulchre - Part I
22. Mary Magdalene - with Peter and John at the sepulchre - Part II
23. The Spirit of God striving with man - Pontius Pilate judging the Lord Christ
24. The wicked taken in their own net - Pontius Pilate dealing with the Jews
25. The case of Pilate - a warning against resisting the Spirit

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Nineteen studies of figures from the Bible - some well-known and some obscure. The discourses were originally written as sermons and then re-written in book form. - Summary by InTheDesert

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