1 |
TO A CHRISTIAN GENTLEWOMAN |
13 |
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[On the death of a daughter] |
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2 |
TO MARION M'NAUGHT16 |
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Submission, perseverance and zeal recommended |
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3 |
TO LADY KENMURE |
18 |
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God's inexplicable dealings with his people well-ordered |
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4 |
TO MARION M'NAUGH |
20 |
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[In prospect of the Lord's Supper] |
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5 |
TO MARION M'NAUGHT |
22 |
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The threatened introduction of the Service-Book |
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6 |
TO JOHN KENNEDY |
25 |
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Deliverance from shipwreck |
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7 |
TO LADY KENMURE |
29 |
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A union for prayer recommended |
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8 |
TO LADY KENMURE |
31 |
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[On the death of Lord Kenmure) |
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9 |
TO MARION M'NAUGHT |
33 |
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The prospect of exile in Aberdeen |
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10 |
TO LADY KENMURE |
34 |
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[On the eve of banishment to Aberdeen) |
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11 |
TO LADY CULROSS |
37 |
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[On the occasion of banishment to Aberdeen) |
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12 |
TO ROBERT CUNNINGHAM |
39 |
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Consolation to a brother in tribulation |
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13 |
TO ALEXANDER GORDON |
42 |
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Rutherford's feeling upon leaving Anworth |
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14 |
TO LADY KENMURE |
43 |
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Rutherford's enjoyment of Christ in Aberdeen |
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15 |
TO HUGH M'KAIL |
49 |
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Christ to be trusted amid trial |
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16 |
TO MARION M'NAUGHT |
47 |
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Comfort under tribulations |
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17 |
TO JOHN GORDON, ELDER |
48 |
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Will Christ at all hazards |
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18 |
TO ROBERT BLAIR |
52 |
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God's arrangements sometimes mysterious |
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19 |
TO ROBERT GORDON |
55 |
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Visits of Christ |
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20 |
TO LADY KENMURE |
58 |
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None worthy but Christ |
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21 |
TO DAVID DICKSON |
59 |
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God's dealings |
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22 |
TO ALEXANDER HENDERSON |
61 |
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Sadness because Christ's Headship not set forth |
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23 |
TO JOHN GORDON, YOUNGER |
63 |
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Reasons for being earnest about the soul |
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24 |
TO MARION M'NAUGHT |
65 |
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Adherence to duty amidst opposition |
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25 |
TO WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE |
66 |
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Counsel to a youth |
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26 |
TO THB LAIRD OF CARLETON |
67 |
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Increasing sense of Christ's love |
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27 |
TO JOHN FLEMING |
70 |
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Directions for Christian conduct |
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28 |
TO LADY BOYD |
73 |
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Lessons learned in the school of adversity |
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29 |
TO JOHN STUART |
76 |
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Commercial misfortunes |
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30 |
TO DAVID DICKSON |
81 |
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Christ's infinite fulness |
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31 |
TO JOHN CLARK |
83 |
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Marks of difference between Christians and |
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32 |
TO EARLSTON, YOUNGER |
84 |
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Dangers of youth |
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33 |
TO WILLIAM DALGLEISH |
90 |
|
Fragrance of the ministry |
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34 |
TO JOHN STUART |
94 |
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Hope for Scotland |
|
35 |
TO EARLSTOH, YOUNGER |
97 |
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Sufferings |
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36 |
TO WILLIAM GORDON |
101 |
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Testimony to Christ's worth |
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37 |
TO JOHN HENDERSON |
104 |
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Practical hints |
|
38 |
TO ALEXANDER COLVILL |
105 |
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Regrets for being silenced in ministry |
|
39 |
TO JAMES HAMILTON |
106 |
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Suffering for Christ's Headship |
|
40 |
TO PARISHIONERS OF ANWOTH |
109 |
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Protestation of care for their souls and for the glory of God |
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41 |
TO LADY KILCONQUHAR |
118 |
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The interests of the soul most urgent |
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42 |
TO LORD CRAIGHALL |
123 |
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Standing for Christ |
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43 |
TO HUGH M'KAIL |
126 |
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The Law |
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44 |
TO FULK ELLIS |
128 |
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Friends in Ireland |
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45 |
TO JAMBS LINDSAY |
131 |
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Desertions and their use |
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46 |
TO JAMBS HAMILTON |
135 |
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Christ's glory not affected by his people's weakness |
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47 |
TO LADY GAIT GIRTH |
137 |
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Christ all example in Cross-bearing |
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48 |
TO MARION M'NAUGHT |
139 |
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Prospects of his ministry |
|
49 |
TO JAMES BAUTIE |
140 |
|
Spiritual difficulties resolved |
|
50 |
TO THOMAS CORBET |
147 |
|
Godly counsels |
|
51 |
TO WILLIAM GLENDINNING |
148 |
|
Sweetness of trial |
|
52 |
TO MARION M'NAUGHT |
150 |
|
A Spring-tide of Christ's love |
|
53 |
TO JOHN GORDON |
152 |
|
Heaven hard to be won |
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54 |
TO PARISHIONERS OF KILMALCOLM |
155 |
|
Spiritual sloth |
|
55 |
TO ALEXANDER LEIGHTON |
163 |
|
Christs' prisoner in bonds at London |
|
56 |
TO JAMES WILSON |
166 |
|
Advices to a doubting soul |
|
57 |
TO DAVID DICKSON |
171 |
|
[On the death of a son] |
|
58 |
TO LADY BOYD |
173 |
|
Proceedings of tile Westminster Assembly |
|
59 |
TO LADY KENMURE |
175 |
|
Westminster Assembly Religious sects |
|
60 |
TO J.G. |
176 |
|
Depression in a cloudy day |
|
55 |
TO WILLIAM GUTHRIE |
178 |
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Depression under dark trials |
|
56 |
TO LADY RALSTON |
179 |
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Duty of preferring to live rather than die |
|
63 |
TO LADY KENMURE |
183 |
|
Trials |
|
64 |
TO JAMES DURHAM |
185 |
|
[On his deathbed] |
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65 |
TO JAMES GUTHRIE, ROBERT TRAILL and other brethren imprisoned in Edinburgh Castle |
186 |
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On suffering for Christ |
|
66 |
TO MISTRESS CRAIG |
188 |
|
[On the death of her son] |
|
67 |
TO JAMES GUTHRIE |
190 |
|
Steadfastness under persecution |
|
68 |
TO ROBERT CAMPBELL |
192 |
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Steadfastness in protest against prelacy and popery |
|
69 |
TO BRETHERN IN ABERDEEN” |
194 |
|
Sinful conformity and schismatic designs reproved |
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BRIEF NOTES ON RUTHERFORD'S CORRESPONDENTS |
199 |
|
AN OUTLINE OF RUTHERFORD'S LIFE |
205 |
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