This volume contains several sermons that primarily deal with the superiority of Jesus Christ. Selected from various pastors these sermons are richly devotional and will warm the soul as they inflame the heart with sincere love, reverence, and praise to Christ. Scottish pastor Robert Murray M’Cheyne said, “For every look at self, take ten looks at Christ.” This compilation of sermons aids the Christian in following M’Cheyne’s advice. Individually, these sermons have proven invaluable to countless believers. That Christ May Have Preeminence unites them to offer a treasure trove of rich blessings. Anthony Mathenia, Editor Select works from Isaac Ambrose, Samuel Davies, Thomas Watson, Octavius Winslow, Jonathan Edwards, Richard Sibbes, John Flavel and Thomas Chalmers
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This volume contains several sermons that primarily deal with the superiority of Jesus Christ. Selected from various pastors these sermons are richly devotional and will warm the soul as they inflame the heart with sincere love, reverence, and praise to Christ. Scottish pastor Robert Murray M’Cheyne said, “For every look at self, take ten looks at Christ.” This compilation of sermons aids the Christian in following M’Cheyne’s advice. Individually, these sermons have proven invaluable to countless believers. That Christ May Have Preeminence unites them to offer a treasure trove of rich blessings. Anthony Mathenia, Editor Select works from Isaac Ambrose, Samuel Davies, Thomas Watson, Octavius Winslow, Jonathan Edwards, Richard Sibbes, John Flavel and Thomas Chalmers
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