Redemption

(2.) But He promised, also, to save them from their _bondage_. They were bondsmen in Egypt. They were not freemen, as we are, but slaves. They were not free to choose their own...

Now I am perfectly aware of the argument frequently urged, that the Lord Jesus Christ is certain to save all those for whom He shed His blood, and I am quite prepared to acknowl...

Let us endeavour, then, to realise the legal condemnation gone; the judicial forgiveness granted; the adoption of sons bestowed; the Father’s table spread; the Father’s forgiven...

IV. There will be a redemption of the soul, _i.e._ a completion of that sacred work now being carried on in the soul through the power of the Holy Ghost. There is clearly a wide...

But we have not yet done with Ruth. You see clearly that just as we are raised by redemption to a condition infinitely higher than that of Adam before the fall, so Ruth was rais...

But it was not only in the practical details of life that He honoured the law, but in the whole great work of redemption. Every part of that wonderful work was an act of homage...

But that is not the point to be particularly noticed in the passage, for we must rather study the mind of Jeremiah, and consider on what principle he redeemed the field. Why was...

IN tracing the doctrine of redemption through the types and illustrative narratives of the Old Testament, we found that redemption always includes two ideas—deliverance and rans...

PAGE I. DELIVERANCE 1 II. ISRAEL 14 III. THE FIRST-BORN 27 IV. THE BONDSMAN 40 V. RUTH 52 VI. THE SPIRIT 64 VII. ANATHOTH 77 VIII. THE PIT 89 IX. ATONEMENT 101 X. ATONEMENT 116...

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