Transcribed from the 1881 Macmillan and Co. edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org

DISCIPLINE
AND OTHER SERMONS

BY
CHARLES KINGSLEY

London:
MACMILLAN AND CO
1881

The right of translation is Reserved.

CONTENTS.

SERMON		PAGE
I.	Discipline	[1]
II.	The Temple of Wisdom	[11]
III.	Prayer and Science	[23]
IV.	God’s Training	[40]
V.	Good Friday	[50]
VI.	False Civilization	[62]
VII.	The Name of God	[75]
VIII.	The End of Religion	[92]
IX.	The Humanity of God	[103]
X.	God’s World	[112]
XI.	The Armour of God	[125]
XII.	Paul and Felix	[140]
XIII.	The Good Samaritan	[154]
XIV.	Consider the Lilies of the Field	[168]
XV.	The Jewish Rebellions	[184]
XVI.	Terror by Night	[198]
XVII.	The Son of Thunder	[212]
XVIII.	Humility	[225]
XIX.	A Whitsun Sermon	[236]
XX.	Self-Help	[250]
XXI.	Endurance	[259]
XXII.	Toleration	[274]
XXIII.	The Kingdom of Christ	[290]
XXIV.	The Likeness of God	[303]

(Preached at the Volunteer Camp, Wimbledon, July 14, 1867.)

Numbers xxiv. 9.

He couched, he lay down as a lion; and as a great lion.
Who dare rouse him up?