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This is the second volume of The World’s Great Sermons, complied by Grenville Kleiser. As Christians, we are also a product of our time and the problems we face in society and the church. God’s truth is timeless, though.
While these sermons have been preached in a certain time period, they are some of the greatest sermons in history from a wide variety of theological persuasions, each falling within the historic Christian faith, though.
Often, we can be so occupied with our own time and place in this world, largely unaware of the time and place of other Christians. These sermons will give you a greater appreciation of how God has worked His grace throughout history.
The following sermons are in this volume:
Hooker (1586–1647) – The Activity of Faith; or, Abraham’s Imitators
Jeremy Taylor (1613–1667) – Christ’s Advent to Judgment
Baxter (1615–1691) – Making Light of Christ and Salvation
Bousset (1627–1704) – The Funeral Sermon on the Death of the Grande Condé
Bunyan (1628–1688) – The Heavenly Footman
Tillotson (1630–1694) – The Reasonableness of a Resurrection
Howe (1630–1705) – The Redeemer’s Tears Over Lost Souls
Bourdaloue (1632–1704) – The Passion of Christ
Fenelon (1651–1715) – The Saints Converse with God
South (1638–1716) – The Image of God in Man
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