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Remember Him (Alexander)

Remember Him (Alexander)

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9780851517902
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Banner of Truth Trust
Pages:
56
Binding:
Paperback

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What does the Lord’s Supper represent? Who ought to come to it? What should they think about before, during and after the service? These and related questions are answered in this easily-read book. It was written particularly for those who, having professed faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, are coming for the first time to ‘remember’ him at his table. But its heart-warming gospel truth and searching practical directions will also be appreciated by all who seek to obey his command until he comes again.

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Table of Contents:

  1. The Aim of this Book
  2. The Lord’s Supper
  3. Nature of the Sacrament
  4. The Doctrine of the Sacrament
  5. Benefits to be Expected
  6. Admission to Full Communion
  7. Improper Motives
  8. Why Should I Partake?
  9. Causes of Fear
  10. Warning
  11. May Doubting Souls Come?
  12. Insufficient Reasons for Delay
  13. Imperfect Views of the Ordinance
  14. Encouragements
  15. Need of Self-Knowledge
  16. Self-Examination
  17. Questions Before the Communion
  18. Difficulty of the Work
  19. Undue Fears
  20. Preparation
  21. Congregational Preparation
  22. First Communion
  23. Simple Views
  24. Preliminary Services
  25. Feelings Suited to the Ordinance
  26. Christ Present
  27. The Administration
  28. The Act of Partaking
  29. Thoughts of Self and Sin
  30. Thoughts of Christ
  31. Thoughts of Brethren
  32. Cautions After Communion
  33. Disappointed Hopes
  34. Thankful Review
  35. Going Down to the World
  36. Courage
  37. Interval Between Communions
  38. Benefit of Frequent Communion
  39. Subsequent Communions
  40. Review of Numerous Sacraments
  41. Reasons Why Some Refrain from Partaking
  42. Seek the Sacramental Edification of Others
  43. Importance of Beginning Aright
  44. The Post of the Young Christian
  45. Blessedness of Youthful Profession
  46. Principle of the Christian Walk
  47. Means of Self-Culture
  48. Doctrinal Instruction
  49. Meditation
  50. Prayer
  51. Daily Walk
  52. The Lord’s Day
  53. Outward Conduct
  54. The Family
  55. Fashion and Amusement
  56. Diligence
  57. Humility
  58. Duties to the Church
  59. Brotherly Love
  60. Christian Acquaintance
  61. Intimate Friends
  62. Active Fellowship
  63. Aid to the Gospel
  64. Attendance on Worship
  65. Weekly Meetings
  66. Love of Souls
  67. Sunday Schools
  68. Charities
  69. Edification of Brethren
  70. Scandals
  71. Peace Making
  72. Reproof
  73. Duties to the World
  74. Modesty in Labours
  75. Seeking Opportunities
  76. The Spread of the Word
  77. Liberality
  78. Systematic Giving
  79. Personal Giving
  80. Conclusion

Author 

James W. Alexander (1804–1859) was the oldest son of Archibald Alexander, served as a professor at Princeton Theological Seminary, and became one of the most famous Presbyterian preachers of his generation.