Classic Sermon Outlines (continued)
CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — Alexander Maclaren their several tasks. As in some despotic eastern monarchies the sultan's mere Nee makes one slave his vizier and another his slipper eee
we have no property in ourselves, still less can we have prop-
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C. The Slave's Response to Christ's Lordship.
A. The Expression of the Purchase.
This Master has acquired men by right of purchase. That abomination of the auction block may suggest the better "merchandise of the souls of men" which Christ has made when He bought us with His own blood as
1. He bought us with His blood.
2. He gave Himself for us.
B. The Reference of the Statements.
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