This 420 page volume contains 26 sermons, and in the words of the author: "This volume is complementary to another, published in 1871, under the title of 'Sermons to the Natural Man.' In the earlier volume, the author aimed to address the human conscience. In this, he would speak to the Christian heart. The former supposed original and unpardoned sin, and endeavoured to produce the consciousness of it. The latter supposes forgiven and indwelling sin, and would aid in the struggle and victory over it.", "Classic sermons from one of the greatest theologians of the late 19th century.
