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قراءة كتاب Elijah the Tishbite. Miscellaneous Writings of C. H. Mackintosh, vol. V
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Elijah the Tishbite. Miscellaneous Writings of C. H. Mackintosh, vol. V
Elijah
the Tishbite
Miscellaneous Writings of
C. H. MACKINTOSH
Volume V
LOIZEAUX BROTHERS
New York
FIRST EDITION 1898
TENTH PRINTING 1960
LOIZEAUX BROTHERS, Inc., PUBLISHERS
A Nonprofit Organization, Devoted to the Lord's Work
and to the Spread of His Truth
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PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CONTENTS
| Pages | |
| God's Fulness for an Empty Vessel | 1-10 |
| Divine Titles | 11-18 |
| A Help or a Hindrance: Which? | 19-27 |
| The Discipline of the Assembly | 28-35 |
| The Christian's Mission: and how to fulfil it | 36-44 |
| Epaphras; or, The Service of Prayer | 45-51 |
| "Ready" | 52-60 |
| Holy Brethren | 61-80 |
| Jehovah's Demand and Satan's Objections | 81-104 |
| "Thyself and the Doctrine" | 105-110 |
| The Three Crosses | 111-146 |
| Our Standard and Our Hope | 147-152 |
| Life-Works | 153-158 |
| "There is One Body" | 159-165 |
| One-Sided Theology | 166-173 |
| A Letter to a Friend on Eternal Punishment | 174-178 |
| "Publicly and from House to House" | 179-184 |
| Israel and the Nations | 185-190 |
| Landmarks and Stumblingblocks | 191-200 |
| Grace and Government | 201-211 |
| Saul of Tarsus | 212-218 |
| The True Workman | 219-250 |
| Diversity and Unity | 251-256 |
| Living by Faith | 257-261 |
| Life and Times of Elijah | 5-150 |
GOD'S FULNESS FOR AN EMPTY VESSEL
(Read 1 Samuel 4 and 7.)
The two chapters given above furnish a most impressive illustration of a principle which runs all through the inspired volume, namely, that the moment man takes his right place, God can meet him in perfect grace—free, sovereign, unqualified grace: the fulness of God waits on an empty vessel. This great principle shines everywhere from Genesis to Revelation. The word "principle" hardly expresses what is meant; it is too cold. We would speak of it as a grand, living,