Consolation
Subtitle: in discourses on select topics addressed to the suffering people of God
Publisher: Charles Scribner
Published: 1853
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: PAGE; title: Preface 7; title: I. 46 God's Everlasting Mercy a source of Consolation 11; title: II. The Providence of God a ground of Consolation 35; title: III. The same Subject in its Application to the whole Path of Life 59; title: IV. The Omnipotence of God a ground of enlarged Christian Expectation 85; title: V. The Goodness of God a Refuge in time of Trouble 109; title: VI. The Soul sustained by Hope rising to Assurance  133; title: VII. Rest in God 157; title: VIII.  Christian Joy expelling the Distresses of the Soul 181; title: IX. Consolation derived from the Uses of Chastisement 211; title: X. The Holy Submission of Christ's Will considered as a source of Consolation   239; title: XI. Consolation from God's Promise never to forsake 259; title: XII. The Believer sustained by the Strength of Christ 279; title: XIII. The Compassion op Christ to the Weak, the Sorrowing, and the Sinful 299; title: XIV. Consolation under the Judgments of Men 321; title: XV. Consolation derived from a Review of Christian Martyrdom 343; title: XVI. The Aged Believer consoled by God's Promise 367; title: XVII. Consolation in regard to the Saints Departed 389; title: XVIII. All Consolation traced up to its Divine Source 423