Words Old And New

Gems From the Christian Authorship of All Ages

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Weight 0.37 kg
Dimensions 18.1 × 12.1 × 2.3 cm
ISBN 9780851516431
Binding

Paperback

format

Book

page-count

368

topic

Spiritual Growth

Original Pub Date

1866

Banner Pub Date

Jan 1, 1994

Book Description

An anthology of quotations from some of the most significant figures in the Christian centuries. A labour of love on the part of Horatius Bonar, one of its special attractions is its chronological order. We are led from the passionate words of the early martyr Ignatius of Antioch (‘Let all the malice of the devil come upon me; only may I enjoy Jesus Christ’) through reformers like John Bradford (‘Faith must go before, and then feeling will follow’) to Bonar’s friend Robert Murray M’Cheyne (‘You will be incomplete Christians if you do not look for the coming again of the Lord Jesus’).

Words Old and New is a treasure-trove for personal or family meditation and devotion, and an attractive introduction to many of the men and women of faith in past centuries.

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Publishers’ Introduction x
List of Authors: 1
Clement of Rome 3
Ignatius 5
Irenaeus 8
Clement of Alexandria 11
Tertullian 13
Cyprian 16
Athanasius 18
Macarius the Egyptian 21
Ephraem the Syrian 23
Gregory of Nazianzus 25
Basil the Great 27
Jerome Chrysostom 30
Augustine of Hippo 32
Fulgentius 34
Gregory the Great 37
Hildebert 39
Bernard of Clairvaux 42
Johannes Tauler 44
Francesco Petrarch 46
John Wycliffe 48
Geoffrey Chaucer 50
Thomas A Kempis 53
John Hus 56
Hieronymus Savonarola 58
Desiderius Erasmus 61
Jacobi De Valentia 63
Hugh Latimer 66
Martin Luther 68
Thomas Cranmer 71
John Bale 74
Philip Melanchthon 77
Aonio Paleario 79
Patrick Hamilton 82
Johann Heinrich Bullinger 84
John Knox 86
John Calvin 88
John Bradford 90
John Foxe 92
Thomas Cooper 94
Edwin Sandys 96
Rodolphus Gualter 99
Martin Chemnitz 101
Abraham Bucholtzer 103
Trelcatius of Leyden 105
Arthur Dent 108
Sir Walter Raleigh 110
Richard Hooker 113
Robert Rollock 115
William Perkins 117
Alexander Hume 120
Francis Bacon 123
George Abbot 125
Christopher Sutton 128
David Lindsay 132
Joseph Hall 134
John Davenant 137
Richard Sibbes 140
David Dickson 142
Joseph Mede 144
Francis Quarles 147
Jean Mestrezat 150
George Herbert 153
Thomas Goodwin 155
Edmund Calamy 157
Sir Matthew Hale 159
Tobias Crisp 161
Samuel Rutherford 164
Walter Cradock 166
John Trapp 169
Joseph Caryl 171
Edward Leigh 173
Sir Thomas Browne 175
John Milton 177
Edward Fisher 180
Nicholas Lockyer 183
John Pearson 186
Robert Leighton 188
Jeremy Taylor 191
Richard Baxter 194
John Owen 196
Thomas Brooks 199
Thomas Wilcox 201
Blaise Pascal 204
Hugh Binning 206
William Bates 208
John Flavel 210
John Bunyan 212
Stephen Charnock 214
Robert Fleming 216
John Howe 219
Andrew Gray 222
Pasquier Quesnel 225
James Janeway 227
Walter Marshall 229
William Beveridge 232
James Fraser of Brea 235
Anthony Burgess 237
Thomas Watson 239
Madame Guyon 241
Francois Fenelon 244
Benedict Pictet 246
Daniel Superville 248
Matthew Henry 251
Thomas Shepherd 253
Thomas Halyburton 255
Isaac Watts 257
Thomas Boston 259
Ebenezer Erskine 261
John M’Laurin 263
Thomas Adams 266
Jonathan Edwards 269
John Wesley 271
James Hervey 273
William Romaine 275
George Whitefield 277
John Berridge 280
Samuel Pike 283
David Brainerd 286
John Brown (of Haddington) 288
John Newton 290
George Horne 292
Sir Richard Hill 294
Samuel Horsley 296
Abraham Booth 298
Joseph Milner 300
Richard Cecil 302
Thomas Jones 304
John Lave 306
Alexander Stewart 308
Robert Hall 310
Robert Haldane 312
John Foster 314
Samuel Taylor Coleridge 316
William Howells 318
Mary Anne Schimmelpenninck 320
Thomas Chalmers 323
Asahel Nettleton 325
Edward Payson 327
John Brown 329
John Evans 331
John Angell 333
James Edward Bickersteth 336
Charles Wolfe 338
Edward Irving 340
William Nevins 343
Alexandre Rudolph Vinet 345
W. H. Hewitson 348
Robert Murray M’Cheyne 350
Lady Powerscourt 352
Appendices:
Biographical Information 357
Authors Reprinted 384

 

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  1. Salvatore A. Luiso

    This is indeed a treasury of truth, wisdom, and eloquence.
    I have read through it like a devotional, reading the quotations of one author per day.
    I recommend it.

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