The Taste Of Death And The Life Of Grace
Publisher: James Clarke
Published: 1901
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: Contents.; title: THE TASTE OF DEATH AND THE LIFE OF GRACE.; title: I. — The Taste of Death 3; title: 1. The Taste of Death To-day - Pessimism.; title: 2. The Taste of Death in this Sense for Christ. The Moral or Second Death, and the Victory of Faith alone.; title: II. - Death for the Million 25; title: 1. A World of Death.; title: 2. Our Fatal Avoidance of Death.; title: III. — Death as a Gift and Grace of God II; title: 1. The Exegesis.; title: 2. Dying not only the Act of God but His Gift to Christ.; title: 3. The Fascination of Death.; title: 4. Death and Grace as Experience and Trust. The Malady of the Time is that Experience is wider than Trust. Misery on the Cross and the Cross on Misery. The Romantic Dilution of the Gospel. Idyll and Tragedy.; title: 5. The Mystery of Iniquity and the Miracle of Forgiveness. Evolution and Revolution.; title: 6. The Greatness of Human; title: Nature and of its Redemption.; title: THE DIVINE SELF-EMPTYING.; title: I. — Limitation a Power and not a Defect 95; title: II. — The Divine Personality 99; title: III. — The Incarnation and its Moral Reality 104; title: IV. — The Incarnation as the Miracle of Grace is not in the Birth but in the Death of Christ 112; title: V. — The Son's Subordination and its Practical Bearings 118; title: VI. — The God of the Future the Giving God 124