Our youthful author had previously given evidence of his literary tastes and talents in an eloquently-written Prize Essay on 'The Duty of the Christian Church in relation to the Temperance Reform,' and we can honestly say that he fully sustains his reputation-we should rather say, adds new lustre to it-by this recent production."-REV. T. CUMMING, STELLARTON, NOVA SCOTIA-Extracted from Review in "THE EASTERN CHRONICLE.'

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SELECT SERMONS

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DR. CHALMERS,

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CONTENTS.-GOD IS LOVE THE USE OF THE LAW-ON THE SMOOTH THINGS BY WHICH MEN ARE APT TO BE DECEIVED THE MISERY OF THE UNJUST AND IMPURE, AND THE HAPPINESS OF THE RIGHTEOUS AND HOLY-THE RIGHTEOUS SCARCELY SAVED-GOOD GIFTS-THE MANIFESTATION OF THE TRUTH TO THE CONSCIENCE-FREENESS OF THE GOSPEL. ETC.

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"The small selection which Mr Gemmell has just issued contains some of the noblest sermons which Dr Chalmers ever preached. There is one on the text, God is Love,' of matchless force and beauty. The volume should have a wide circulation."-Brechin Advertiser.

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"Any sermons by Chalmers may well be read and studied as masterpieces of pulpit eloquence, as well as examples of sound doctrine. Those in the present volume are not an exception."—Arbroath Guide.

"We have pleasure in rceommending this volume to all who may wish to have beside them a cheap and valuable remembrance of the truly great and good man to whom evangelical religion is so deeply indebted. Paisley Daily Express.

"A volume of sermons by Dr Chalmers will be always acceptable, for his name is enough to give it a passport to every Christian heart."-Kelso Chronicle.

"This is a cheap and handy volume, bringing within the reach of all, some of Chalmers' best discourses. They show careful selection careful selection on the part of the Publisher, who fittingly prefaces this volume with Dr Lorimer's Funeral Sermon on Chalmers, a worthy tribute to the genius and character of our great Scottish divine.”—Daily Review.

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"There is great variety both of subject and style in the sermons, as might be expected, combined with great general excellence."-Witness.

"There are weighty doctrinal discourses, scholarly expositions of Scripture, ably maintained theses, pointed practical exhortations, and fervent evangelical appeals. The styles vary from the severely classic to the faultlessly rhetoric. Variety and unity are apparent throughout. As a rule, the sermons are not show sermons. They are designed to be useful, rather than ornamental. They possess the best characteristics of what has been known as distinctively Scottish preaching.”—Daily Review.

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