Christ For Us

Sermons of Hugh Martin

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Weight 0.48 lbs
Dimensions 7.13 × 4.75 × 0.75 in
ISBN 9780851517414
Binding

Paperback

topic

Jesus Christ

Original Pub Date

1877 (actually 1998)

Banner Pub Date

Mar 1, 1998

page-count

261

scripture

New Testament

format

Book

Book Description

Hugh Martin (1822-85) combined a brilliant analytical and mathematical mind with a child-like heart which rested in Christ and his atoning work, as revealed in the Scriptures.

Born and brought up in Aberdeen, he gained the top prizes in mathematics at the University there, before going on to study for the ministry. He cast in his lot with those who left the Established Church at the Disruption and served at Panbridge (Carnoustie) and Free Greyfriars, Edinburgh, till illness forced his retirement from the ministry at the age of 42. Thereafter, he devoted himself, despite recurring ill health, to writing, preaching and continued involvement in church issues.

A prolific writer, he is remembered today for his commentary on Jonah and for The Shadow of Calvary both still available from the Banner of Truth Trust.

Most of the sermons in Christ For Us were transcribed from Martin’s handwritten notes by the late Principal James Mackintosh of the Free Church College, Edinburgh. The title is taken from Martin’s remark: ‘The Scriptures in explaining the scheme of redemption make frequent use of expressions of this general form: ‘Christ for us’…Jesus was by the Father appointed…our Surety, our Representative. The scheme of redemption is founded on a marvellous exchange of places between Christ and his people, he taking theirs, they being translated into his. He became their federal Head. He became Christ for them.’

What was said by a contemporary of Martin’s book The Atonement is equally true of these sermons: ‘The author brings to bear extraordinary powers of reasoning, warmed and animated by a soul that has felt the blessedness of an interest in the blood of atonement.’

 

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Page
Biographical Introduction Vii
1 The Righteousness of Faith 1
2 The Eternal Priesthood of Christ, and the Father’s Oath 10
3 Confession and Forgiveness 29
4 Crucified with Christ 48
5 The Mediator’s Reward 67
6 Perfected For Ever 83
7 Free Indeed 101
8 Precept, Promise, and Prayer: An Illustration of the Harmony between   Divine Sovereignty and Human Agency 114
9 The Plague of the Heart 139
10 Heart Plagues Cured 157
11 Those that are Christ’s: A Pre-Communion Address 171
12 The Risen Life: A Communion Sermon 181
13 The Hidden Life 192
14 Blessings in Christ 209
15 The Sons of God 225

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