Fragment: The Love of Christ

From: Christian Friend: Volume 12

The love of Christ is a love which is above all our wretchednesses, but which adapts itself to all our wretchednesses, and which is not repelled nor chilled by any of these wretchednesses.

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Christian Friend: Volume 12

• Light, Testimony, and Rest

• Justification of Life

• Romans 8:1-11, Meditations on

• Faith, Jottings on

• There Am I in the Midst

• Self-Occupation and Self-Judgment

• Ezra: Chapter 3:1-7, The Book of

• Fragment: Principles

• Our Lord's Loving Request

• Difference Between Holding the Truth of One Body and Keeping the Spirit's Unity, Remarks on the

• Fragment: God Our Standard

• Fragment: The Blood of Christ

• Fragment: Christ Seen in Glory

• Fragment: The Father's House

• Meditations on Romans 8:12-19

• Fragment: Truth and Love

• Fragment: Christ the Same Here and in Heaven

• Salvation

• Deuteronomy 33:25

• Ephesians 2:13

• Ezra: Chapter 3:8-13, The Book of

• Where Christ Sitteth

• Extract From Letter

• Fragment: Worldly Religion

• Fragment: Serving

• Romans 8:20-39, Meditations on

• Fragment: The Love of Christ

• Christ in Luke's Gospel

• Fragment: Worldliness

• Fragment: The Eternal Favor of God