In crown 8vo, THE SIXTEENTH THOUSAND, price 7s. 6d., of THE GOSPEL IN EZEKIEL; a series of Discourses by THOMAS GUTHRIE, D.D., Author of "Pleas for Ragged Schools," &c. &c. "Since Dr. Chalmers, no Scottish divine has produced sermons more eloquent and impressive than those contained in this volume.”—Literary Gazette. "To our friends south of the Scottish Border, who do not know Dr. Guthrie, we say, Procure this volume and read it, and you will feel that you have made the acquaintance of a man whom it were worth while to go some distance to see."-British Quarterly Review. "Nothing has appeared since the publication of Chalmers' 'Astronomical Discourses' to be compared with this inimitable volume of prose-poems.' It contains the finest specimen of pulpit literature the age has produced."—British Messenger. (For Continuation of Reviews, see End of Volume.) ITS SINS AND SORROWS BEING A SERIES OF SERMONS FROM LUKE XIX. 41. "He beheld the city, and wept over it." BY THOMAS GUTHRIE, D.D., AUTHOR OF 'PLEAS FOR RAGGED SCHOOLS,' ETC. FIFTEENTH THOUSAND. EDINBURGH: ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK, NORTH BRIDGE. MDCCCLVII. 100.4.93. PREFACE. It may be proper to state that the Author of the following Discourses delivered them in support of an appeal which was made to build a Territorial Church in one of the dark and destitute districts of Edinburgh. He has committed them to the press in the hope that, with the divine blessing, they may help to turn public attention more intently on some of our social evils, and rouse Christians to those vigorous and selfdenying efforts, which the glory of God, the good of souls, and the welfare of the country urgently demand. EDINBURGH, MAY 1857. |