OF

GOD AND MAN

IN

THE SON OF GOD AND THE SON OF MAN.

Six Sermons

PREACHED IN RENSHAW STREET CHAPEL
LIVERPOOL.

REVISED FROM THE EDITION OF 1859.

WITH

Two Essays,

FROM THE THEOLOGICAL REVIEW.

I. ON THE DOCTRINE OF AN ETERNAL SON.

II.-ON PRAYER.

BY

JOHN HAMILTON THOM.

LONDON:

BRITISH AND FOREIGN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION,
37, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND.

1879.

BX

9843 ·748

R4

1879
cop.2

NOTE.-The British and Foreign Unitarian Association, in accordance with its First Rule, gives publicity to works calculated "to promote Unitarian Christianity by the diffusion of Biblical, theological, and literary knowledge, on topics connected with it," but does not hold itself responsible for every statement, opinion, or expression of the writers.

CONTENTS.

SERMONS.

I.

PAGE

OUR LORD TOUCHED WITH OUR INFIRMITIES, AND TEMPTED BY

OUR TEMPTATIONS, YET WITHOUT SIN

1

II.

OUR LORD, TEMPTED AS WE ARE YET WITHOUT SIN, LEADING ALL

TEMPTED MEN TO THE GRACE AND HELP OF GOD.

THE HARMONY OF GOD'S MORAL ATTRIBUTES, THE FULNESS OF THE
GODHEAD, REFLECTED IN THE SPIRIT OF CHRIST

INSPIRATION AND MIRACLE

VI.

39

60

83

107

ON THE DOCTRINE OF AN ETERNAL SON IN ORGANIC COMMUNION

WITH

THE HUMAN SOUL DOES IT TEND TO EXALT OR TO

DEGRADE THE TYPE OF RELIGIOUS LIFE?

147