The Face of Jesus Christ

Sermons on the Person and Work of Our Lord

Author

Archibald G. Brown

Category Sermons/Expositions

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Weight	0.74 lbs
Dimensions	8.5 × 5.4 × 0.6 in
ISBN	9781848711471
Binding	Paperback, eBook (ePub & Kindle), Paperback & eBook (ePub & Kindle)
Topic	Jesus Christ
Original Pub Date	2012
Banner Pub Date	May 1, 2012
Page Count	296
Scripture	New Testament
Format	Book

Book Description

A friend once said to Archibald Brown that the sermons he found most helpful and enjoyable were simple sermons. ‘What do you mean by a simple sermon?’, his pastor replied. The answer was, ‘One that is all about the Lord.’ This book contains many of Archibald Brown’s outstanding sermons on the Person and Work of Christ. It takes the reader to the heart of Brown’s ministry with an attractiveness and relevance that will never dim.

Table of Contents Expand ↓

	Publisher’s Introduction	ix
1	The Face of Jesus Christ	1
2	Jesus Christ, the Eternal and Immutable God	13
3	Christ’s Lordship over Nature	25
4	‘He Wrote of Me’	37
5	When the Wine Fails	49
6	‘I Say unto Thee, Arise’	61
7	A Story the Master Told	71
8	Jesus Speaks as Only God Can	83
9	Finding It as He Said	95
10	On His Heart and Shoulder	109
11	The Heads of Christ’s Last Sermon	119
12	The Death, Resurrection, and Revelation of Jesus Christ	131
13	‘Signs Following’—What?	145
14	‘I, Jesus’	157
15	The Return of Our Lord	169
16	Precious Jesus	183
17	The Saviour’s Defence of Sublime Devotion	197
18	The Marks of the Lord Jesus	209
19	Ashamed of Christ?	223
20	Despised by Man, Exalted by God	233
21	The Challenger and His Challenge	247
22	The Two Feasts	261
	Epilogue: ‘That Little Bit’	273

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Richard C Ross – December 20, 2022

This slim volume is a quite glorious treasure!

The sermons are unpretentious discoveries of the glory of Christ. In a sense the title says it all! Heart-warming, Christ glorifying, at times gloriously bold in their perception of the beauty of the Lord. I should like to quote from the sermon, ‘He spoke of me’, to pass on this sublime insight to the inner life of the Holy Trinity:

‘Oh, how infinitely precious Jesus must have been to the Father! How the coming of Christ occupied the Father’s thoughts. May I say it without undue boldness? It looks as if God the Father could think of nothing else. And when the Holy Ghost writes the book he too can never get away from that face. Every story, every incident, all serves to picture him.’