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

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Excerpt: Oh, how precious to our souls the grace and truth which came by Jesus Christ! What do we not owe to our God! In contrast with this darkness, the Reformation appears and shines in all its luster, which is the brightness of the testimony of the grace of God. And, as a testimony of the grace of God, it has established with a happy clearness this foundation of grace, which is, at the same time, that of the work of Christ, upon which the relationship of the sinner with God has been established by God Himself.

Table of Contents

1.       Ecclesiastical Principles, A Glance at Various

2.       Considerations on the Character of the Religious Movement of the Day and on the Truths by Which the Holy Ghost Acts for the Good of the Church*

3.       Church and Its Friendly Subdivisions*, The

4.       Scriptural Views Upon the Subject of Elders

5.       Examination of a Few Passages of Scripture

6.       Observations on "Plymouthism in View of the Word of God"

7.       State of the Controversy About Elders, The

8.       Conscience, An Appeal to the

9.       Letter to Count De Gasparin, A

10.   Reply to Two Fresh Letters From Count De Gasparin

11.   Short Answer to the Last Article by Count De Gasparin, A