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Publication
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: Still Waters Revival Books.
Physical description
xxxv, 416 p.; 23 cm
Notes
From the Preface, by J.J. Bonar:
"The period of Dr. Cunningham's service in the pulpit was not long, extending to little more than thirteen years; but from the first day he was set apart to the Ministry, the importance of the work, and the honour of the office, occupied his thoughts and shaped his studies. To be an Evangelist in the name of Christ, for the winning of souls, was his sole desire.
CONTENTS
I. The Believer's Security and Confidence (Ps. xxiii.6).
II. How to Estimate Repentance (Luke xv. 10).
III. What are the Scriptures? (John v. 39).
IV. What it is to Search the Scriptures, and Reasons for Doing So (John v.39).
V. The Introduction and Consequences of Sin (Rom. v. 12).
VI. On the Trinity (Matt. xxviii. 19).
VII. The Humiliation of the Lord Jesus Christ (2 Cor. viii. 9).
VIII. Apostolic Preaching (1 Cor. 23, 24).
IX. God Manifested by the Cross of Christ (1 Cor. i. 23, 24).
X. The Believer's Acknowledgment of Christ's Love (Rev. i. 5, 6).
XI. Jesus Christ an Object of Love and a Source of Joy, though Unseen (I Pet. i. 8).
XII. The Inference Believers Should Draw from the Death of Christ (Rom. viii. 32).
XIII. A Risen Christ, not another Christ (Rev. i. 17, 18).
XIV. Faith: Its Meaning, Source, and Power (Eph. ii. 8).
XV. The Folly of Self-Righteousness. (Rom. x. 3).
XVI. Christ Interceding in Heaven for His People (Heb. vii. 25).
XVII. The Headship of the God-Man (Eph. i. 22).
XVIII. Imputed Death, Spiritual Life (Rom. vi. 11).
XIX. The Evangelical Motive to Christian Steadfastness (Heb. iv. 14).
XX. Godliness (Heb. xi. 6).
XXI. The Motive and Rule of Duty (Col. ii. 6).
XXII. The Business of Life (John ix. 4).
XXIII. The Christian Ministry (Eph. iv. 11-16).
XXIV. The Practical Influence of the Death of Christ (1 Cor. xi. 26).
XXV. Christ's Kingly Office (Ps. ii. 6).
XXVI. Oneness with Christ in His Death (2 Cor. v. 14, 15).
XXVII. The True Principle of Giving (Matt. x. 8).
XXVIII. The Atonement: Scripture Doctrine and Current Theories. (Gal. iv. 4, 5).
"The period of Dr. Cunningham's service in the pulpit was not long, extending to little more than thirteen years; but from the first day he was set apart to the Ministry, the importance of the work, and the honour of the office, occupied his thoughts and shaped his studies. To be an Evangelist in the name of Christ, for the winning of souls, was his sole desire.
CONTENTS
I. The Believer's Security and Confidence (Ps. xxiii.6).
II. How to Estimate Repentance (Luke xv. 10).
III. What are the Scriptures? (John v. 39).
IV. What it is to Search the Scriptures, and Reasons for Doing So (John v.39).
V. The Introduction and Consequences of Sin (Rom. v. 12).
VI. On the Trinity (Matt. xxviii. 19).
VII. The Humiliation of the Lord Jesus Christ (2 Cor. viii. 9).
VIII. Apostolic Preaching (1 Cor. 23, 24).
IX. God Manifested by the Cross of Christ (1 Cor. i. 23, 24).
X. The Believer's Acknowledgment of Christ's Love (Rev. i. 5, 6).
XI. Jesus Christ an Object of Love and a Source of Joy, though Unseen (I Pet. i. 8).
XII. The Inference Believers Should Draw from the Death of Christ (Rom. viii. 32).
XIII. A Risen Christ, not another Christ (Rev. i. 17, 18).
XIV. Faith: Its Meaning, Source, and Power (Eph. ii. 8).
XV. The Folly of Self-Righteousness. (Rom. x. 3).
XVI. Christ Interceding in Heaven for His People (Heb. vii. 25).
XVII. The Headship of the God-Man (Eph. i. 22).
XVIII. Imputed Death, Spiritual Life (Rom. vi. 11).
XIX. The Evangelical Motive to Christian Steadfastness (Heb. iv. 14).
XX. Godliness (Heb. xi. 6).
XXI. The Motive and Rule of Duty (Col. ii. 6).
XXII. The Business of Life (John ix. 4).
XXIII. The Christian Ministry (Eph. iv. 11-16).
XXIV. The Practical Influence of the Death of Christ (1 Cor. xi. 26).
XXV. Christ's Kingly Office (Ps. ii. 6).
XXVI. Oneness with Christ in His Death (2 Cor. v. 14, 15).
XXVII. The True Principle of Giving (Matt. x. 8).
XXVIII. The Atonement: Scripture Doctrine and Current Theories. (Gal. iv. 4, 5).