The Collected Writings of J.N. Darby [Hardback]

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Excerpt: The Epistle to the Ephesians tells us what we should always be, our true and holy standard. Let us surely dwell upon and keep ourselves there. That to the Hebrews gives us what we need, the comfort called for in the midst of weakness and trial. Let us thank God that it is there, not as the measure of our relationships with God, but our comfort when we feel our weakness in them. I would urge, as much as any could, the keeping of the faith of the soul and the thoughts of the heart on Ephesian ground. Another important point is, that priesthood has nothing to do with obtaining righteousness. It is exercised by One who is our everlasting righteousness in heaven, and on that ground.

Further, we do not go to the priest: He goes to God for us, and we to God. On this point scripture is clear, however God may bear with weakness. Priesthood is, in its present exercise, for those who are reconciled.

Table of Contents

1.       Irvingite Tract "A Word of Instruction", Remarks on an

2.       Claims and Doctrines of Newman Street, A Letter to a Clergyman on the

3.       Observations on a Tract Entitled "Remarks on the Sufferings of the Lord Jesus; a Letter Addressed to Certain Brethren and Sisters in Christ, by B.W. Newton"

4.       Sufferings of Our Blessed Lord, Statement of the Doctrine on the

5.       Notice of the Statement and Acknowledgment of Error Circulated by Mr. Newton

6.       Observations on "A Statement From Christians in Ebrington Street"

7.       Remarks on "A Letter on Subjects Connected With the Lord's Humanity"

8.       Observations on "Remarks on the Sufferings of the Lord Jesus"

9.       Bethesda Circular, The

10.   Christ of God, the True Center of Union, The

11.   Letter on the Errors of Mr. Newton

12.   Aitkenism, On

13.   Christ, the Banished One

14.   Hebrews in Connection With the Priesthood of Christ, Brief Analysis of

15.   True Character of Romanism, The

16.   Puseyism, Remarks on

17.   Church and the World*, Remarks on the