Jeremiah : Being The Baird Lecture for 1922

by George Adam Smith

faith in his predestination, [335];

sacrifice of self, [341];

foreshadowing the sufferings of Christ for men, [349];

revelations of God subjective, [352];

a God of deeds, [354];

Jeremiah's monotheism, [356];

brooding on the wrath of the Lord, [358];

the love of God, [361];

the Divine power in nature, [365];

man and the new covenant, [367];