This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
identifier | question |
---|---|
8364 | But how much more to thee, both in the flesh and in the Lord? |
30389 | And yet it may perhaps be asked, How is it possible for us to love everybody? |
30389 | As we ponder these things-- conflict, unselfishness, sympathy-- do not our hearts condemn us? |
30389 | But how does it come? |
30389 | He sets store by them, as is suggested by the significant words,"Hast thou considered My servant Job?" |
30389 | How can we walk unless we know why and whither we go? |
30389 | How does our Lord direct our hearts? |
30389 | May not the forgetfulness of this fact be the cause of surprise and disappointment at Christian Conventions from time to time? |
30389 | The will of God is the substance of revelation, for what is the Bible from beginning to end but the revelation of God''s will for man? |
30389 | To what does this phrase point back? |
30389 | What about those who are not lovely and lovable-- how can we love these? |
30389 | What are we to understand by it? |
30389 | What were the objects for which the Apostle prayed so earnestly on behalf of these unknown Christians? |
30389 | What were the precise gifts that he sought for them from God? |
21190 | ''As many as be perfect''; and how many may they be? |
21190 | ''Bear ye one another''s burden,''says he; and then he thinks,''What is it that keeps men from bearing each other''s burdens?'' |
21190 | ''Can a mother forget? |
21190 | ''Do men gather grapes of thorns or figs of thistles?'' |
21190 | ''Lay up a good foundation''--has he not said,''Other foundation can no man lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ''? |
21190 | ''O foolish Galatians, who hath bewitched you?'' |
21190 | ''Sufficient''? |
21190 | ''That they may lay hold on eternal life''--has he not said,''The_ gift_ of God is eternal life''? |
21190 | ''The day''; what day? |
21190 | ''Think on these things''--and what are they? |
21190 | ''Which of you convinceth Me of sin?'' |
21190 | ''Who hath bewitched you?'' |
21190 | ''Who is my joy and hope, and crown of rejoicing?'' |
21190 | ''Who shall keep the very keepers?'' |
21190 | ''Whom have I in heaven but Thee, and there is none upon earth that''--if I am not a fool--''I desire side by side with Thee?'' |
21190 | ''Why standest thou without?'' |
21190 | 126 WHAT MAKES A CHRISTIAN: CIRCUMCISION OR FAITH? |
21190 | A man may have his paroxysms of regret, but the question is: Does it make any difference in his attitude? |
21190 | Above all, do we know that to die will be gain, because we can honestly say that to live is Christ? |
21190 | Again, do not ask,''Is my name there?'' |
21190 | All high- flown pretension, all fervid emotion has at last to face the question which little children ask,''Was he a good man?'' |
21190 | Am I in Him, or Am I outside of Him? |
21190 | Am I subject to the Gospel''s authority, and is the word in which God has revealed Himself to me the word which dominates and impels all my life? |
21190 | And are you making any kind of intelligent and habitual effort to get at it? |
21190 | And could you put it into words? |
21190 | And does God tell us anything simply that we may believe it, and there an end? |
21190 | And does the Apostle limit the divine operation? |
21190 | And here we can not but pause to ask the question, How comes it that to the man Jesus obedience to God was an act of humiliation? |
21190 | And how did He take the form of a slave? |
21190 | And how do we do that? |
21190 | And how does it do so? |
21190 | And how is that to be done? |
21190 | And how may I be''in Him''? |
21190 | And is it not true that faith must precede our love to God, and affords the only possible basis on which that can be built? |
21190 | And is that all? |
21190 | And is there any difference in essence between a man''s righteousness and God''s;--between a man''s love and God''s? |
21190 | And is there anything in the world more obnoxious, more insipid, than lukewarm religion? |
21190 | And now may I venture two or three very plain exhortations? |
21190 | And pray how are you going to get your house without the foundations? |
21190 | And the answer to that question is the answer to this other: Who are they that are without? |
21190 | And was that Paul''s peculiar doctrine? |
21190 | And what do we mean by grace? |
21190 | And what does Paul mean by this universal indictment? |
21190 | And what does that mean? |
21190 | And what does the metaphor carry as to the basis on which this authority rests? |
21190 | And what has he been saying there? |
21190 | And what is it of which they are outside? |
21190 | And what is the best cure for all these fancies inside us of how strong and good we are? |
21190 | And what made Him so count? |
21190 | And what was that? |
21190 | And what was the secret of that unbroken communion with the Father? |
21190 | And when Pilate brushes aside Christ''s question, with a sort of impatient contempt, and returns to the charge,''What hast Thou done?'' |
21190 | Animal nature, or the passions rooted in it? |
21190 | Are not even ye in the presence of our Lord Jesus at his coming? |
21190 | Are not there all round us, are there not amongst ourselves instances of checked growth, of arrested development? |
21190 | Are old sins bound round a man''s neck for evermore? |
21190 | Are our anticipations of the future moulded on such a pattern? |
21190 | Are ours of that kind? |
21190 | Are there any sins which are clearly_ incompatible_ with a Christian character? |
21190 | Are there shops and mills, or warehouses and drawing- rooms, or studies and lecture- halls, over there? |
21190 | Are these His doings?'' |
21190 | Are they blessings to us or to others? |
21190 | Are they the injunctions preceding to''rejoice in the Lord,''or that following, the warning against the Judaisers? |
21190 | Are we advancing in the experience that is the parent of knowing Him? |
21190 | Are we as tranquilly sure about it? |
21190 | Are we co- operating with Him? |
21190 | Are you in Christ because you love Him and trust your soul to Him? |
21190 | Are you ready to love the world less, which you will have to do if you love God more? |
21190 | Are you solitary? |
21190 | Are you to send Shakespeare, and Milton, and modern science, and Herbert Spencer, and not Evangelists and the Gospels? |
21190 | Are you to send muskets that will burst, and gin that is poison, and not Christianity? |
21190 | Are you to send shirting and not the Gospel? |
21190 | Are you to send the code of English law and not Christ''s law of love? |
21190 | Are_ you_ growing, fighting, running, building up yourselves more and more in your holy faith? |
21190 | As St. Augustine says somewhere,''Wherefore are they called sleepers, but because in the day of the Lord they will be reawakened?'' |
21190 | As for the passive side, need I remind you how,''as a sheep before her shearers is dumb, so He opened not His mouth''? |
21190 | Ask yourselves the question: Which of the two are you familiar with? |
21190 | Ask,''Have I faith, and does my faith work the works that belong to the Kingdom of Heaven?'' |
21190 | Because they have been lustful, ambitious, passionate, murderous, profligate, and so on? |
21190 | Because they have broken the commandments? |
21190 | Body? |
21190 | Brethren, have you that initial grace? |
21190 | But even with that explanation, is it not like an unreachable ideal that Paul puts forward here? |
21190 | But go behind the scenes and what do we find? |
21190 | But have we ever realised what this commandment necessarily reveals to us, as to what real prayer is? |
21190 | But how did He empty Himself? |
21190 | But how may we maintain that state of continual devotion, even amidst the various and necessary occupations of our daily lives? |
21190 | But is that what he got the clearing for? |
21190 | But is there nothing else that has come into its place? |
21190 | But what about the man who does the same in regard to Christ and His work? |
21190 | But what have we to say about that word''chief''? |
21190 | But what sort of a thing is it that we are building? |
21190 | But who was he who here said to the Church at Philippi,''Be careful for nothing?'' |
21190 | But why is it that any of us resist such drawing, and make the wretched choice of perishing without, rather than find safety within? |
21190 | Can it be fufilled? |
21190 | Can that be right? |
21190 | Can we live in Him, and not share His love for His sheep? |
21190 | Can we say,''Thy mighty name salvation is''? |
21190 | Can you venture to say, as Paul said, If you want to know what Jesus Christ''s love and power are, look at me? |
21190 | Can_ you_ say that? |
21190 | Christian men and women, are you keeping yourselves in spiritual health by a very sparing use of the dainties and delights of earth? |
21190 | Commerce, dominion, the impartation of Western knowledge, literature, laws? |
21190 | Did we plant our feet and say,''I will not be drawn,''or did we simply neglect the pressure? |
21190 | Did we try to get away? |
21190 | Did you ever notice that, historically, the widest benevolence to men goes along with what some people call the''narrowest''theology? |
21190 | Do men see that your faith works; that its output is different from the output of men who are not possessors of a''like precious faith''? |
21190 | Do new discoveries meet us every day as if we were explorers in a virgin land? |
21190 | Do they clear out the rubbish from the channels of the heart, that the cleansing stream may flow through them? |
21190 | Do they enlighten the understanding? |
21190 | Do they, through the senses, minister to the soul its own proper food of clear thought, vivid impressions, loving affections, trustful obedience? |
21190 | Do we arrange the lists of our helpers on the same fashion, and count that they serve us best who help us to serve Christ? |
21190 | Do we growingly realise that boundless possibility? |
21190 | Do we keep it clear before us in our intercourse with them so that the end of that intercourse will naturally be such a prayer? |
21190 | Do we not hear His voice again asking,''what was it that you disputed among yourselves by the way?'' |
21190 | Do we think of it as quietly as this man did? |
21190 | Do we use the grace that God has given us? |
21190 | Do you Christian people want to be led to love God more? |
21190 | Do you adequately repay such lavish love? |
21190 | Do you find any joy in holy thoughts? |
21190 | Do you know anything of that double experience of having the things that are above, here and now, as well as reaching out towards them? |
21190 | Do you know the power of His Resurrection? |
21190 | Do you learn from Him what your need is? |
21190 | Do you regard Him as the sharer in the divine attributes and in the divine throne? |
21190 | Do you show, Christian men, that you are grafted upon the true Vine by the abundance of the fruit that you bring forth? |
21190 | Do you take the cradle and the Cross as the law of your lives? |
21190 | Do you think that it would be a small, superficial cut which could be stanched by nothing else but the pierced hand of Jesus Christ? |
21190 | Do you trust yourself to Him for Pardon, for cleansing, for emancipation? |
21190 | Do you welcome it eagerly, do you clutch it to your hearts, do you say,''This is_ my_ Gospel''? |
21190 | Does anybody dream of not scolding the errand boy who posted them, or the servant who did not address them, because he knows that? |
21190 | Does it not meet our fears, our forebodings, our wants at every point? |
21190 | Does it not? |
21190 | Does it produce in us anything like the effects which it produced in him? |
21190 | Does my life correspond to the divine purpose in calling me to be His? |
21190 | Does perfecting of the spirit mean the smiting of the spirit into unconsciousness? |
21190 | Does the name of Christ make your heart leap? |
21190 | Does there issue from them constraining power which grasps me and moulds me as a sculptor would a bit of clay in his hands? |
21190 | Does your faith work? |
21190 | For He said,''Sayest thou this thing of thyself, or did others tell it thee of Me? |
21190 | For at bottom, that which God in His grace gives to us as His grace is what? |
21190 | For if you never think of Jesus Christ and His love to you, how can you love Him back again? |
21190 | For what do we need? |
21190 | For what does it mean when the Apostle says that to depart and to be with Christ is far better? |
21190 | For what does the Apostle immediately go on to add to our text? |
21190 | For what makes the sting of death? |
21190 | For, if I may for a moment recall the incident to you, you will remember that when Pilate put to the Saviour the question,''Art Thou a King?'' |
21190 | God summons or invites us, and summons us to what? |
21190 | Had he looked over the pages, and marked the entries? |
21190 | Had not that bird learned to sing when his cage was darkened? |
21190 | Has He not poured out the fulness of His affection, and have we not answered Him with a few grudging drops squeezed from our hearts? |
21190 | Has He not''sown much and reaped little''in all our hearts? |
21190 | Has Paul made a mistake, and deserted the chronological order? |
21190 | Has he the life from Christ in his heart? |
21190 | Has life been so used by us as to help us to become wiser, better, more devout? |
21190 | Has this old foe not got a new face, and does not it live amongst us as really as it lived then? |
21190 | Have I made my own the things which I am invited to possess? |
21190 | Have I the right to be perfectly sure that my prayer will be answered? |
21190 | Have I yielded to the obligations which are enwrapped in that invitation? |
21190 | Have we estimated what God is, and what the real worth of our conduct is? |
21190 | Have we looked not at our actions but at our motives, and seen them as they are seen from above or from the inside? |
21190 | Have we never known what it was to have some course manifestly prescribed to us as right, from which we have shrunk with reluctance of will? |
21190 | Have we resisted, when we were laid hold of? |
21190 | Have we yielded? |
21190 | Have you ever looked into your hearts, in that fashion, and seen the wreathing smoke and the flashing fire there? |
21190 | Have you got that? |
21190 | Have you taken it for yours? |
21190 | Have you? |
21190 | He asked, and he triumphantly answered, the question,''Who shall deliver me?'' |
21190 | He has lavished all His treasure on you; what have you brought him back? |
21190 | How are the light butterfly wings of the trivialities in which many men and women spend their days to carry them across the awful gulf? |
21190 | How can it? |
21190 | How can it? |
21190 | How can we love Him so long as we are in doubt of His heart, or misconceive His character, as if it were only power and wisdom, or awful severity? |
21190 | How can you be led if you never look at the Guide? |
21190 | How can you hear that still small voice amidst the clattering of spindles, and the roar of wagons, and the noises in your own heart? |
21190 | How could a man prefer that dormant state to the state here, of working for and living with the Lord? |
21190 | How did Christ look at it? |
21190 | How did he think of himself? |
21190 | How did men acquire slaves? |
21190 | How did these people in Thessalonica know that? |
21190 | How did they come to be able to turn away to look at anything else? |
21190 | How did they know it? |
21190 | How do you hold out your hand? |
21190 | How do you plead,''guilty or not guilty, sinful or not sinful?'' |
21190 | How does he know that it is''a faithful saying''? |
21190 | How is that? |
21190 | How many things did the athlete at Corinth do without in his training? |
21190 | How many things do prizefighters and rowing men do without when in training to- day? |
21190 | How many''blameless''lives are like the scenes in a theatre, effective and picturesque, when seen with the artificial glory of the footlights? |
21190 | How shall we obey this elementary principle of our text, unless we help as we can in spreading Christ''s reign? |
21190 | How stands our account then? |
21190 | How then does he come to desert his purpose? |
21190 | How would some of us like that? |
21190 | How, then, can I get this peace into my turbulent, changeful life? |
21190 | How? |
21190 | How? |
21190 | I can fancy a man saying,''What is the use of giving me such exhortations as this? |
21190 | I want a house to live in''? |
21190 | I want to know what good that is to me? |
21190 | I. I begin with the question: Who are they that are outside? |
21190 | If Christ''s death is for''the behoof of''men, in what conceivable sense does it benefit them, unless it is in the place of men? |
21190 | If I am to talk to Jesus Christ about everything that concerns me, am I to keep my thumb upon all that great department and be silent about it? |
21190 | If I belong to Christ, to whom does my money belong? |
21190 | If an eye that could see things as they are, were to go through this congregation, whose initials would it discern in your faces? |
21190 | If it be so with human affection, how much more must it be so with God''s love? |
21190 | If not, should we have them? |
21190 | If the Church is the trumpet, who blows it? |
21190 | If these are the requirements, you will say,''How can I pray at all?'' |
21190 | If they be, what is the meaning of the Gospel that Jesus Christ redeems us from our sins? |
21190 | If we are not endeavouring, shall I venture to say we are not Christians? |
21190 | If you have to answer these questions with a silence which is the saddest negative, what do you think you would do in heaven? |
21190 | If you knew that you were going away to Australia in six months, would you not be beginning to get your outfit ready? |
21190 | In that great day of''finding,''some of us will have to ask with sinking hearts,''Hast thou found me, O mine enemy?'' |
21190 | In the Church? |
21190 | In the Kingdom? |
21190 | Is God likely to be satisfied with the small dividends which we offer as composition for our great debt? |
21190 | Is He a remote, majestic, unsympathising, terrible Deity? |
21190 | Is He dim, shadowy, unwelcome; or is He God whose love softens His power; Whose power magnifies his love? |
21190 | Is Jesus Christ the breaker of the bond for you? |
21190 | Is he a citizen of the kingdom, and therefore capable of entering into it? |
21190 | Is he forgetting the great gulf between knowledge and practice? |
21190 | Is he not going dead in the teeth of his own teaching,''Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but by His mercy He saved us''? |
21190 | Is he speaking about his present? |
21190 | Is he thought of as an example to be imitated or as a warning to be avoided? |
21190 | Is it a shrinking from the dim unknown and all the familiar habitudes and occupations of the warm corner where we have lived? |
21190 | Is it guilt, dread of retribution? |
21190 | Is it loneliness? |
21190 | Is it not more than sufficient? |
21190 | Is it not then wise to minimise these potent and dangerous allies? |
21190 | Is it not_ the_ good news that you need-- the news of a Father, of pardon, of hope, of love, of strength, of purity, of heaven? |
21190 | Is it our idea of faith? |
21190 | Is mine? |
21190 | Is not that always true? |
21190 | Is not that exaggeration? |
21190 | Is not that like a great many of us? |
21190 | Is not that the very meaning of the doctrine that we are always talking about, that men are saved, not by works but by faith? |
21190 | Is not the oft- recurring burden of Paul''s teaching''not by works of righteousness, which we have done, but by His mercy He saved us''? |
21190 | Is not there a margin? |
21190 | Is our confidence so profound that these brief monosyllables are enough to state it? |
21190 | Is righteousness your passion? |
21190 | Is that all that''hope''is? |
21190 | Is that all? |
21190 | Is that our idea of life? |
21190 | Is that presumption true about you, my friend? |
21190 | Is that the kind of experience that these words shadow? |
21190 | Is that true about us? |
21190 | Is that your notion of prayer? |
21190 | Is that_ you_, Christian man and woman? |
21190 | Is the knowledge of these two rightly called by the same name? |
21190 | Is the notion of progress a part of_ your_ working belief? |
21190 | Is the stream gone because one of its affluents is dried up, and has perished or been lost in the sands? |
21190 | Is there any faltering, any paring down or cautious guarding of the words, in order that they may not seem to clash with the other side of the truth? |
21190 | Is there any motive that will so surely still the desires of the flesh and of the mind as the blessed thought that God is ours and we His? |
21190 | Is there anything in God that is more Godlike than righteousness and love? |
21190 | Is there anything in this text that may be of general application to us all? |
21190 | Is there as little mist of uncertainty about the clearly defined image to our eye as there was to his? |
21190 | Is there no other way of looking at the heathen world than that? |
21190 | Is there not a lesson here for all Christian workers, for all teachers, preachers, parents, that no good is to be done without loving sympathy? |
21190 | Is there not more than is wanted? |
21190 | Is this my aim? |
21190 | Is yours? |
21190 | It may not be presumption in us to say''We are able''when He asks''Can ye drink of the cup that I drink of''? |
21190 | It was not an irrelevant rebuke to the question,''What good thing shall I do?'' |
21190 | Lastly-- why is anybody outside? |
21190 | Let us ask ourselves, then, is it not worth making the dominant aim of our lives the same as that of Paul''s? |
21190 | Let us begin this new year by an honest dealing with ourselves, asking ourselves this question,''What am I living for?'' |
21190 | Like Jonah sleeping in the hold, what mattered the roaring of the storm to him? |
21190 | May we not further draw from Paul''s words here a lesson as to the honour due to Christian workers? |
21190 | May we not see in the calm heart, which is at leisure to think of death in such a fashion, a pattern for us all? |
21190 | May we not see in this union of members of the most alien races a striking illustration of the new bond which the Gospel had woven among men? |
21190 | May we not take the further lesson that the sympathy which we should chiefly desire is sympathy and fellow- service in Christian work? |
21190 | Men who have ruined their health by dissipation and animal sensualism-- are there any of them here this morning? |
21190 | My brethren, is that the position of any that are listening to me now? |
21190 | My brother, is not that good news? |
21190 | Mysterious it is, for why should men cast away diamonds for paste? |
21190 | Now is that your notion of Jesus Christ? |
21190 | Now that is Christ''s teaching, for did He not say:''Sell all that thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven''? |
21190 | Now what do we mean by''the glory''? |
21190 | Now what does he mean by''grace''? |
21190 | Now, is there anybody to- day who is saying the same things, with variations consequent upon change of external conditions? |
21190 | Now, lastly,_ how_ is this precept best obeyed? |
21190 | Only that you may love? |
21190 | Or do you fancy that it simply means dropping down on your knees, and asking God to give you some things that you very much want? |
21190 | Paul turns round on them here, and says,''You want law, do you? |
21190 | Paul was primarily thinking of his own individual experience; of what passed when the voice spoke to him,''Why persecutest thou Me?'' |
21190 | Perhaps there is land on the other side; who knows? |
21190 | Petitions? |
21190 | Shall we not be glad to be in the flock of the Good Shepherd, and to preserve the oneness which He gave His life to establish? |
21190 | Should it not call forth from us floods of praise and thanks to God for His unspeakable gift? |
21190 | So let no man trouble himself about the question, Have I sorrow enough? |
21190 | So long as we are here, the possibility of falling away can not be shut out, and there must always rise before us the question, Am I in Christ? |
21190 | So that is my answer to the first question: Who are they that are outside, and what is it that they are outside of? |
21190 | So we shall not need to dread the question,''Who hath bewitched you?'' |
21190 | So, you professing Christians, do you take the lessons of this text? |
21190 | Suppose I cultivate my understanding and win the knowledge that I am nobly striving after, what then? |
21190 | Suppose I get the position I am striving for, what then? |
21190 | Suppose I make a fortune, what then? |
21190 | Surely a very short bede- roll would contain their names; or would there be any other but the Name which is above every name upon it? |
21190 | Teacher? |
21190 | That is to say, the question at last comes to be,''Is this man''s name written in that book?'' |
21190 | That piece of sharp practice in business, or that burst of bad temper in the household which we were last guilty of-- could we have helped it or not? |
21190 | That you may love? |
21190 | The Lord of the vineyard would less often have to ask''Wherefore when I looked that it should bring forth grapes, brought it forth wild grapes?'' |
21190 | The Master''s smile is life, the Master''s frown is death to the slave; what matters it what other people may say? |
21190 | The arrow may fall short, but to what mark was it shot? |
21190 | The old word which tried to weaken the plain imperative of the first command by the subtle suggestion,''Yea, hath God said?'' |
21190 | The one question is:''Has my sorrow led me to cast myself on Christ?'' |
21190 | The question for us all is, have we in us''the mind that was in Christ''? |
21190 | The question is, are they true? |
21190 | Their only value and their only test is-- Do they help men to know and feel Christ and His truth? |
21190 | Then the question comes to be,''Am I thus near my wealth, and can I get at it whenever I want it, as I want it, and as much as I want of it?'' |
21190 | There is plenty of gladness amongst professing Christians, but a good many of them would resent the question, is your gladness''in the Lord''? |
21190 | These men whom Paul is fighting as if he were in a sawpit with them, in this letter, what was their teaching? |
21190 | They remind us of the foul stains in David''s career, for instance, and mock as they ask,''Is this your man after God''s own heart?'' |
21190 | They say to themselves,''Why should I be fettered and confined by these antiquated restrictions of a conventional morality? |
21190 | To enlighten us only? |
21190 | To enlighten us? |
21190 | Unless He is the Son in a unique sense, how could God have spoken unto us in Him, and how could we rely on His words? |
21190 | Very well, then; if that be true, what then? |
21190 | WHAT MAKES A CHRISTIAN: CIRCUMCISION OR FAITH? |
21190 | Was it delusion? |
21190 | We are all builders; building up-- what? |
21190 | We are often tempted to say defiantly,''Who is Lord over us?'' |
21190 | We can understand living through Christ, on being sacred through Christ, but what can_ sleeping_ through Christ mean? |
21190 | We have all known the comfort of love; should it not impel us to live in''the unity of the spirit and the bond of peace''? |
21190 | We may test our loves by this simple criterion-- Can we pray about them? |
21190 | Well, do you remember what the Psalmist says? |
21190 | Well, then, do these truths produce any effect upon my life? |
21190 | What about the other 360''dumb dogs, that will not bark''? |
21190 | What advantage is that to me? |
21190 | What are arrayed against it? |
21190 | What are its elements? |
21190 | What are the people to do on the other side whose lives have all been given to purposes and tasks that stop on this side? |
21190 | What are the things that would shake our steadfastness, and sweep us away? |
21190 | What are these? |
21190 | What are you building? |
21190 | What are''the same things''to write which is''safe''for the Philippians? |
21190 | What business had he to do that? |
21190 | What by? |
21190 | What can be strong enough to disturb the tranquillity that fills the soul independent of all externals? |
21190 | What changed his estimate? |
21190 | What correspondence is there between it, in any of its parts, and a carnal ordinance? |
21190 | What did Christ lay hold of me for? |
21190 | What did he do? |
21190 | What did they call themselves then? |
21190 | What do we get the emotions for? |
21190 | What do you do with it? |
21190 | What do you feel about prayer? |
21190 | What do you hold out your hand for? |
21190 | What do you mean by it?'' |
21190 | What do_ you_ think of his account? |
21190 | What does God give you a Revelation of Himself for, that kindles your love if you believe it? |
21190 | What does Paul mean by''flesh''? |
21190 | What does he mean by it? |
21190 | What does he mean by''the heart and mind''? |
21190 | What does it hope for? |
21190 | What does that mean? |
21190 | What does that say? |
21190 | What feeds the two reservoirs that feed the love? |
21190 | What followed Puritanism in England? |
21190 | What followed the Reformation in Germany? |
21190 | What follows from that? |
21190 | What for? |
21190 | What have exhortations to steady work to do with exhortations to increasing love? |
21190 | What have we been intrusted with it for? |
21190 | What is God to you, friend? |
21190 | What is a saint? |
21190 | What is it? |
21190 | What is our duty and wisdom in view of these truths? |
21190 | What is repentance? |
21190 | What is that which gives an element of nobleness to the lives of great idealists, whether they be poets, artists, students, thinkers, or what not? |
21190 | What is the connection between repentance and faith? |
21190 | What is the connection between repentance and salvation? |
21190 | What is the good of it all, if these things do not make us''live soberly, righteously, and godly in this present world''? |
21190 | What is the good of praying and feeling comfortable within, and having''a blessed assurance,''a''happy experience,''''sweet communion,''and so on? |
21190 | What is the good of the screw of a steamer revolving, when she pitches, clean above the waves? |
21190 | What is the meaning of the exhortation''Be sober''? |
21190 | What is the name''which is above every name''? |
21190 | What is the other? |
21190 | What is the plain English of that metaphor? |
21190 | What is the purpose of all the principles and facts which make up the body of the Christian revelation? |
21190 | What is the use of sorrow for sin? |
21190 | What is the use of the clearest conceptions, and of the most tender, delicate, holy emotions, if they do not drive the wheels of action? |
21190 | What is there in his circumstances to induce him to fall into any other mood? |
21190 | What lies in that metaphor? |
21190 | What makes the heart pure and the conscience good? |
21190 | What more is wanted? |
21190 | What selfishness in enjoyment of our''own things''could live in us if we duly brought ourselves under the influence of that example? |
21190 | What sort of a life will that be which is worthy of that voice? |
21190 | What then? |
21190 | What then? |
21190 | What transformed them? |
21190 | What was Paul''s Gospel? |
21190 | What was it that made possible such a passion of enthusiasm for a man whom Paul had never seen in the flesh? |
21190 | What would become of Manchester if it were not for the reservoirs at Woodhead away among the hills? |
21190 | What, then, are its elements? |
21190 | What, then, does this metaphor say to us? |
21190 | What, then, is the aim of God in all that He has done for us? |
21190 | What? |
21190 | Whence does it come? |
21190 | Where did Paul learn this passionate desire to possess these people, and this entire suppression of self in the desire? |
21190 | Where do you get your money from for home work? |
21190 | Where does that metaphor come from? |
21190 | Which? |
21190 | While He is rich, can I be poor? |
21190 | Who can hear the low voice that speaks peace and wisdom when Niagara is roaring past his ears? |
21190 | Who can measure the nature and depth of that self- denuding of the glory which He had with the Father before the world was? |
21190 | Who has ever spoken adequately and in full correspondence with reality what it is to have God''s pardoning love flowing in upon the soul? |
21190 | Who is afraid of a brief journey if a meeting with dear friends long lost is at the end of it? |
21190 | Who is it that keeps up missionary work abroad? |
21190 | Who knows to what regions the commission of the perfected saints to make Christ known may carry them? |
21190 | Who said that? |
21190 | Whose do_ you_ bear? |
21190 | Whose marks do you bear? |
21190 | Why are subscriptions for religious purposes the first expenditure to be reduced in bad times? |
21190 | Why are we so icy? |
21190 | Why do we continue amidst the mist when we might rise into the clear blue above the obscuring pall? |
21190 | Why do we draw so little from it? |
21190 | Why does he put the''fellowship of the sufferings''after the''power of the Resurrection''? |
21190 | Why does it not? |
21190 | Why hast Thou forsaken Me?'' |
21190 | Why hast Thou forsaken me?'' |
21190 | Why is Paul certain that''God will reveal even this unto you''? |
21190 | Why should I not break the bonds, and do as I like?'' |
21190 | Why should he cheer up? |
21190 | Why should it be that at one hour the flashing waters fill the harbour, and that six hours afterwards there is a waste of ooze and filth? |
21190 | Why should not God''s? |
21190 | Why was Christ''s manhood so perfectly tranquil? |
21190 | Why? |
21190 | Why? |
21190 | Why? |
21190 | Will the lives which have not struck their roots down through all the surface soil to the rock, bear transplanting? |
21190 | Will the trumpet, the instrument of clear, ringing, unmistakable sounds, be the emblem of your Christian testimony? |
21190 | Will the world draw us away if we are rooted and grounded in the peace of God? |
21190 | Would it not be better that we should try to share theirs and so bring about a true union? |
21190 | Would it not be intolerable ennui to be put down in such an order of things? |
21190 | Would it not strike him as a strange paradox that the history of a_ man''s_ life was the shining apex of all revelations of the glory of_ God_? |
21190 | Would not some poor scrannel- pipe, ill- blown, be nearer the mark? |
21190 | Yes; but what is the good of turning a man round unless he goes in the direction in which his face is turned? |
21190 | You ask me how? |
21190 | You never have had it, have you? |
21190 | You say, How? |
21190 | _ What_, then, is the counsel here? |
21190 | and must we not, like the disciples,''hold our peace''when that question is asked? |
21190 | and the other question is, what is that name to us? |
21190 | are you amongst''them that are without,''or are you within? |
21190 | but lay up treasures in heaven''? |
21190 | but ourselves challenge the utmost might of the fascination with the triumphant question,''Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?'' |
21190 | have they shaped me in any measure into conformity with their great principles? |
21190 | not, are they unpleasant? |
21190 | or is it''As you were''? |
21190 | when the Master has forgiven you all that great mountain of indebtedness which you owe Him? |
21190 | when your conscience pricks, which of these two things does it do? |
21190 | wretched man that I am, who shall deliver me from the body of this death?'' |