Pauline Charity: Discourses on the Thirteenth Chapter of Saint Paul’s First Epistle to the Corinthians
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Overview
Joseph Cross’s Pauline Charity includes discourses on the different character traits needed for genuine charity, as found in the Pauline epistles. Cross frequently references biblical and non-biblical sources to provide a uniform message of biblical love.
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- Provides 20 discourses on the subject of charity
- Discusses the different character traits needed for genuine charity
Top Highlights
“family likeness by which they are known on earth and recognized in heaven” (Page 29)
“ the apostle perhaps refers, pronouncing them all vain without charity” (Page 25)
“to discard his doctrine is to plunge into darkness. If” (Page 16)
“employed bad men as his messengers and instruments” (Page 29)
These are clear, instructive, thoroughly evangelical, and highly edifying. They will serve as good models for young ministers, in style, spirit, and directness of address.
—Lutheran Observer
- Title: Pauline Charity: Discourses on the Thirteenth Chapter of Saint Paul’s First Epistle to the Corinthians
- Author: Joseph Cross
- Publisher: Thomas Whittaker
- Publication Date: 1883
- Pages: 310
Joseph Cross is best known for his compilation of sermons entitled Coals from the Altar.