Quiet Hours,

BY

JOHN PULSFORD

LONDON: JAMES NISBET & CO.

EDINBURGH: THOMAS C. JACK.

HULL: M. NOBLE.

MDCCCLVII.

141. d. 352,

Wm. Kirk, Printer, 53, Lowgate, Hull.

Aids to Thought.-The latent qualities of
"the Dust" of which Man was made?
The devil outwitted. It is gain to lose
what God takes. The world owes to

Christianity its highest Knowledge and

I-II

Culture

SERMONS IN STONES.

Rich MEN.

Aids to Thought.-Penalties of the self-life.

The human race, THE RACE

Aids to Thought.-The value of Christ-like men.
Death meditated without fear. Fluency
and emptiness. The evening of life.

THE BEAUTIES OF HOLINESS, &c. . .

ness.

Aids to Thought.-The use of spiritual dark-

The relation between Abstinence

and the Power of the Spirit. Too much.

Rest from the fatigue of joy.

Eternity claim their own

Time and

12-17

18-29

44-48

49-58

59-62

ETERNAL YOUTH .

Aids to Thought.-The Church includes the

world, not the world the Church. Man,

an image of the distinctions in the Divine

Nature. Good is good, and Truth, truth,

though not appreciated. Future glory,

the flower of present seed. Crutches, not

to be despised. The folly of haste. The

heirs of Heaven have Hell to conquer.

The Bible withholds as well as discloses

its secret. The advantage of the human

method of entering Heaven. The dis-

tinction between Truth and all descrip-

tions and theories of Truth . . .

Jesus revealing the Heart of God....

Aids to Thought. The light within man

corrected by the Word without.

The

devil, as the power of death, abashed

before the presence of Christ in the soul.

Faith sees with a higher light than

reason. Truth comes down to those

who cannot go up to her. The world's

method of Education dehumanizes as

well as humanizes. Man's will should

ground and root itself in God's Love.

Take heed lest in your Heaven the

Spirit of Hell should lurk. Heaven's

door into the soul shuts as the world's

door opens.
Fear not sorrow. Let

Jacob earn the name Israel. There is

a righteousness which is very insufficient,

and there is an unrighteousness which

receives All-sufficiency. The pride and

folly of the self-intellect

The Wonderful Works of God .

Babes, world-types of HeavenlY INNOCENCE 161-172

Aids to Thought.-Better to be an imperfect

man IN CHRIST, than to be a perfect MAN

OF THE WORLD. Some who discomfort

You are comforted by you. Heaven, Hell

and the World appeal to their own in

man. Every man contributes some-

thing to the world's spiritual atmosphere 173-176

THE RECONCILIATION OF ALL THINGS

Aids to Thought. The FAITHFUL Creator.

Silent preachings. Death. The dis-

tinction between the mediate, and im-

mediate works of God . . .

THE EVERY-WHERE-PRESENT CHRIST

Aids to Thought.-The Church, a travailing

mother. Whoso does not crucify him-

self, crucifies Christ

INTIMATIONS OF MAN'S IMMORTALITY

177-189

190-192

193-206

Aids to Thought.-A little bird's sermon to a

sermon-maker. As is the soul, such is

the body. Home-influences meet those

who are going home. The tribes of

Israel represented by the stones in

Aaron's breast-plate. Nothing hidden

that shall not come abroad. Holiness

before happiness. Looking to the god

of this world, not "looking unto Jesus."

Evil and death hidden under apparent

good . . .

207-210

211-224

225-234

THE HELPFULNESS OF THE DIVINE PRESENCE 235-253