Chapter 988 of 1019

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction

Preface

Paper First: The Way to Faith

Paper Second: The Way of Faith: What to Believe

Paper Third: The Way of Faith: How to Believe

Paper Fourth: The Witness of Faith: Its Elements

I. The souls conscious acceptance of Gods Word as true to itself

II. The conscious commitment of the saving work to Christ

III. A conscious act of trust by the soul

Paper Fifth: The Witness of Faith: Its Experience

I. A sense of rest Faith always brings rest of soul

II. A sense of possession Faith is an act of claiming, of receiving

III. A sense of satisfaction

Paper Sixth: The Fullness of Faith: Its Characteristics

I. A consciously exclusive confidence in God

II. A consciously vivid apprehension of Christ

III. A consciously higher appreciation of Gods Word

Paper Seventh: The Fullness of Faith: Its Effects

I. Its achievements

II. Its experiences

1. Full assurance

2. Freedom from fear is another new phase of experience of soul

3. Heavenly mindedness is another new element of experience in the soul full of faith

Paper Eighth: The Fullness of Faith: Its Attainment

II. Its Antecedents

1. An unequivocal experience of saving faith

2. The consecration of saving faith

3. The exercise of saving faith

Paper Ninth: The Gift of Faith

I. Its office

1. This gift is the indispensable accompaniment of the divine missions

2. It is the indispensable antecedent of supernatural results

3. It is the source of the prayer of faith

II. Its Order

1. The gift of faith is not obligatory

2. The gift of faith is not a constant experience

3. The gift of faith is not essential

III. Its origin

Paper Tenth: The Prayer of Faith

I. The prayer of faith is a work of the Holy Ghost

II. The prayer of faith invariably succeeds

III. The prayer of faith is possible only on certain conditions of heart

1. He who offers it must be righteous

2. He who offers the prayer of faith must have faith in prayer

3. He who offers the prayer of faith must have the spirit of prayer

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