The first address is a powerful appeal and a clear setting forth of the meaning of a true repentance.
In the other six addresses the author dwells in a very original and practical way on various notable repentances recorded in Holy Scripture.
Piety and Power: By the Rev. H. Congreve Horne, Author of "The Mind of Christ crucified." Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. net.
An exposition of "My Duty towards God," as defined in the Catechism, and of the Eucharist as the means whereby we are empowered to perform that duty.
A contribution towards the wider appreciation of the Holy Eucharist as the grand corporate act of redeemed humanity, bending in lowly homage before the Sovereign Ruler of the Universe and Father of all mankind.
Contents: Introduction—Faith, Fear and Love—Worship and Thanksgiving—Trustfulness and Prayer—God's Holy Name and Word—True Service—An Epilogue for Holy Week.
Each chapter is divided into six sections. Those with the four which form the Introduction will provide a short reading for each week day of Lent. The Epilogue for Holy Week reviews the leading ideas of the book by means of outline Meditations on one of the events of each day. (Postage 2d.).
The Language of the Cross: By the Rev. J. H. Williams, M.A. Author of "Christmas Peace in War Time," "Lenten Thoughts in War Time," etc. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. net (postage 2d.).