WORKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

Outlines of Christian Doctrine. 2s. 6d. (in the Theological Educator Series).

Veni Creator: Thoughts on the Holy Spirit. 5s.

To My Younger Brethren: Chapters on Pastoral Life. 5s.

Life in Christ and for Christ. 1s.

Thoughts on Christian Sanctity. 1s.

Thoughts on Union with Christ. 1s.

Thoughts on Spiritual Life. 1s.

Thoughts on Secret Prayer. 1s.

"At the Holy Communion": Helps to Preparation and Communion. 1s.

Prayers for the Home. 3s. 6d.

Jesus and the Resurrection: Expository Chapters on John xx., xxi. 2s.

Charles Simeon. (Series of English Leaders of Religion.) 2s. 6d.

"Christ is All": Sermons. (Series of Preachers of the Age.) 2s. 6d.

Commentaries on the Romans (3s. 6d.); Ephesians (2s. 6d.); Philippians (2s. 6d.); Colossians and Philemon (2s. 6d.); in The Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges.

Also short Tracts on The New Birth, Justifying Righteousness, The Cleansing Blood, The Cup of the Covenant, Spiritual Fulness, Heart Purity, The Christian and the World, The Christian's Victory over Sin, The Ministry of Women, etc.

Second Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth, 5s.

TO MY YOUNGER BRETHREN:

Chapters on Pastoral Life and Work.

Contents:—The Secret Walk with God—Secret Study of the Holy Scriptures—The Daily Walk with others—Pastor in Parish—The Clergyman and the Prayer Book—Preaching.

"Practical, sensible, and devout."—Glasgow Herald.

"This is a valuable work, thoughtful and practical in a high degree."—Christian.

"We can cordially recommend his work to the younger clergy as the work of one who, from the nature of his position, has had unusual opportunities of observing their needs, their weaknesses, and their difficulties, and who brings to bear upon his observations a spirit of piety and earnestness and a keen good sense which makes them worthy of the closest attention."—Church Quarterly Review.

Fifth Thousand. Crown 8vo, cloth, 5s.

VENI CREATOR:

Thoughts on the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit of Promise.

"Mr. Handley Moule places the theological student under another debt of gratitude by the publication of a new work on the Holy Spirit.... In it we discover a firm grasp of Divine truth, marked expository skill, a deeply spiritual and reverent manner of approaching the subject. It is impossible to read this book without rising with a clearer appreciation of the nature and extent of the Holy Spirit's operations as set out in the words of our Lord and His apostles."—Record.

"Clear, thoughtful, and devout.... In every page we feel ourselves under the guidance of a competent theologian, of one who knows the best that has been written on the subject, and who brings an independent mind to its study. The book is as remarkable for warmth of feeling as it is for clearness and depth of thought, and we are persuaded it will be widely read—at least, it deserves to be."—Aberdeen Free Press.

"A most valuable and thoughtful work."—Ecclesiastical Chronicle.

"To the clergy generally, and to all engaged in expounding or preaching the Word, this work will prove highly useful and suggestive, supplying many original and beautiful thoughts."—Church Advocate.

"We heartily commend these reverent, wise, and well-considered chapters on a profoundly transcendent theme."—Christian.

"It presents us with a clearly arranged consensus of the principal passages in the New Testament, expounds them with ripe Christian wisdom, and applies them with force and skill which it is difficult to resist. This is a book which every Christian worker ought to read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest."—Baptist Magazine.

Thirteenth Thousand. 12mo, cloth, red edges, 1s.

LIFE IN CHRIST AND FOR CHRIST.

"The persuasive eloquence of these thoughtful pages will ensure for the book a ready welcome."—Record.

"The first four chapters of this little work bear a common title, 'Life in Christ, and Christ in Life.' They are the cream of the work, and are as valuable as anything we have ever seen from the pen of Mr. Moule."—Rock.

Tenth Thousand (with full Indices). Fcap. 8vo, 2s. 6d.

OUTLINES OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.

One of the Volumes of the Theological Educator.

"Mr. Moule has attempted a very difficult task, and has at least succeeded in condensing an immense mass of information into a small compass. It is perhaps superfluous to say that his work is characterised by great reverence from the first page to the last. At every point the reader feels that he is reading a statement of a theology which is the life of the writer. In the more strictly theological part the summary is, as a rule, arranged and expressed excellently."—Guardian.

"Marked throughout by the most careful and critical knowledge of Scripture, more particularly of the New Testament, and the most patient weighing and comparison of parallel texts.... It forms an admirable introduction to the subject, and seems in intellectual power to even surpass any other of Mr. Moule's published writings."—Record.

"The Author disclaims originality or exhaustiveness, but the work shows a certain originality of the expository skill with which the familiar doctrine is made clear, and it is so concisely written that a divinity student who had mastered its contents might be fairly well considered able to pass the examination for Orders. It is an admirable text-book, and enhances the value of the series in which it appears."—Scotsman.

"We have read parts of it again and again, and it has been difficult for us to bring ourselves down to any reasonable dimensions in reviewing it, for it is emphatically a multum in parvo, and it is not every day we are so pleased and satisfied with a volume."—Rock.

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