LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO.'S PUBLICATIONS. CANON MASON. The Conditions of Our Lord's Life Upon Earth. Being Lectures delivered on the Bishop Paddock Foundation in the General Seminary at New York, 1896. To which is prefixed part of a First Professorial Lecture at Cambridge. By ARTHUR JAMES MASON, D.D., Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, and Canon of St. Saviour's, Canterbury. Crown 8vo. $1.50 The Principles of Ecclesiastical Unity: Four Lectures delivered in St. Asaph Cathedral on June 16, 17, 18, and 19. By ARTHUR JAMES MASON, D.D., Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, and Canon of Canterbury. Crown 8vo, 162 pages. $1.00 REV. H. C. POWELL, M.A. The Principle of the Incarnation. With especial reference to the Relation between the Lord's Divine Omniscience and His Human Consciousness. By the Rev. H. C. POWELL, M.A. of Oriel College, Oxford; Rector of Wylye, Wilts. 8vo, 504 pages. $4.00 "In this very painstaking volume Mr. Powell gives us, first, a theory of the Incarnation based on the principles of modern psychology; and secondly, a history and criticism of the views commonly known as Kenotic. the author's second point is treated in a very scholarly way, with great clearness and thoroughness."-THE GUARDIAN. ALFRED G. MORTIMER, D.D. Catholic Faith and Practice. A Manual of Theological Instruction for Confirmation and First Communion. By the Rev. ALFRED G. MORTIMER, D.D., Rector of St. Mark's, Philadelphia; Author of "Helps to Meditation, The Seven Last Words of Our Most Holy Redeemer," etc., etc. 8vo, pp. xiv-340. 39 66 $2.00 CONTENTS: I. God-II. The Creation and Fall of the Angels-III. The Creation and Fall of Man-IV. The Incarnation-V. The Atonement-VI. The ChurchVII. The Origin of the Church's Doctrine-VIII. Grace and the Sacraments in General-IX. Baptism-X. Confirmation-XI. 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The Necessity of Temptation for Man, and Its Possibility for Christ-II. The Story of the Temptation, and the Personality of the TempterIII. The Temptation Through the Body-IV. The Temptation to PresumptionV. The Temptation of Power-VI. The Passion a Sequel to the Temptation, and the Renewal of Its Struggle. MORGAN DIX, S.T.D. Harriet Starr Cannon, First Mother Superior of the Sisterhood of St. Mary. A Brief Memoir by MORGAN DIx, sometime Pastor of the Community. With 4 plates (2 portraits). Small crown 8vo, cloth, gilt top. $1.25 "The biography of Mother Harriet is a history of one of the most successful experiments in community life which our Church has yet enjoyed. The wonder is that Dr. Dix should have compressed so much into so small a space. there is no undue compression, nothing hasty and nothing overwrought. The life of Mother Harriet is an example of holy living and holy dying. She was a brave woman and strong, but above all things womanly, and the strength and courage of her character were both chastened and invigorated by the blessed assurance of an accepted self-consecration."-THE CHURCH STANDARD, REV. E. G. MURPHY. The Larger Life. Sermons and an Essay. By the Rev. EDGAR GARDNER CONTENTS: I. The Christian's Knowing-II. The Sabbath Principle and the Sabbath Spirit-III. The Heart and the Earth-IV. A Parable of ConfidenceV. The Brother of the Prodigal-VI. Essential Churchmanship-VII. The Practising of Religion-VIII. The Life and the Work-IX. The Church's Book-X. The Meaning of the Books-XI. The Unperfected Church-XII. Formalism and Liberalism-XIII. God's Evidence for God-XIV. The Social Prophecy of Jesus ChristXV. For the Easter Faith-XVI. The Continuing Cross-XVII. The Reverence of Science and the Appeal of the Resurrection-XVIII. The New Religion and the Modern Mind. An Essay. ELEANOR TEE. The Sanctuary of Suffering. 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Each Meditation is based upon the Gospel for the day, and deals with some link in the "Chain of our Sins," as it appears in the light of our Blessed Lord's life and teaching."-EXTRACT FROM PREFACE. LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO.'S PUBLICATIONS. WYLLYS REDE, D.D. By the Rev. Striving for the Mastery. Daily Lessons for Lent. This book claims the attention of all those, both clergy and laity, who are forming their plans for Lent. It consists of a series of forty ten-minute addresses or readings, following a systematic line of thought throughout the holy season. It will appeal especially to two classes of people : 1. Hard-worked parish priests, who do not find time for the preparation of such a series every year, and yet desire to help their people to draw nigh to God in the practice of devout meditation during Lent. 2. Christian people who are accustomed to spend some part of each day in Lent in spiritual reading, and many of whom are deprived of Church privileges. The clergy will find these addresses well suited for reading at the daily services in Church, and people who cannot attend such services will find them equally adapted for morning or evening reading and meditation at home. CONTENTS FIRST WEEK IN LENT. The mastery over self-Keeping under the body-Governing the mind-Bridling the tongue-The subjugation of the will. SECOND WEEK. The mastery over temptation-The trial of our faithDoes God lead us into temptation ?—Is it a sin to be tempted ?—Temptation to distrust God-Temptation to presumption and false confidence-Temptation to do evil that good may come. THIRD WEEK. The mastery over the world. Is the world our friend or our enemy ?-Overcoming the evil that is in the world-Overcoming the world by faith-Non-conformity to the worldCrucifying the world-The profit and loss of worldliness. FOURTH WEEK. The mastery over adversity-The school of life-The mastery by poverty of spirit— By meekness--By mourning-By peace-making-Through persecution. 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One turns away with almost angry impatience from the wearisome commonplaces with which many good people seek to bind up the breaking heart, for they act like salt upon a raw wound. It is only in the truth that all are one in Christ-the doctrine of the Communion of Saints-that any healing for such sorrow resides. Therefore, both on this account and for the clear statement of this doctrine, the book is a very valuable one, and deserves to be not only widely read by church people, but carefully digested."-PACIFIC CHURCHMAN. |