Part 3

_By the Rev. W. W. CHAMPNEYS, Rector of Whitechapel._

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CONTENTS.—Creation, the first three days—Creation, the last three days—The Sabbath—Man, God’s Image—The Tempter—The Fall—The Redeemer—The new Creature—The new Heavens and Earth—Abel and his Sacrifice—Enoch walking with God—Noah and the Ark—Babel—Abraham, a Pilgrim—Abraham offering Isaac—God giving his Son—Moses, the King’s Ambassador—Christ, the King’s Son—Moses choosing the true riches—Christ, our Passover—Christ, our Manna—The Serpent lifted up—Christ lifted up—Sin, the transgression of the Law—The Law is spiritual—Death, the punishment of Sin—God will not clear the Guilty—Christ, our Surety—Christ fulfilling the Law—Christ suffering our punishment—Faith working by Love—Love, the proof that we are born of God—Hope, the Anchor of the Soul—The Veil of the Temple—The Day of Atonement—Christ the Rock—The Leprosy—Cleansing the Leprosy—Balaam—Caleb and the Spies—Crossing the River—The Fiery Furnace—The Word, a Lamp—Bad Companions—Seeking God early—Make the tree good—Jesus the Saviour—The Law and the Gospel—False Ways—The Rock and the Water Floods—The Sick Beggar and his Rags.

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The AUTOBIOGRAPHY of THOMAS PLATTER, a Schoolmaster of the Sixteenth Century. Translated from the German, by Mrs. FINN.

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Transcriber’s Notes

pg 32 Changed: begining at the youngest save one to: beginning at the youngest save one