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Horae Homileticae Vol. 14: John XIII to Acts is unavailable, but you can change that!

Charles Simeon's brilliant and timeless examination of the New Testament shines through in volume fourteen of the Horae Homileticae Collection. The outline format that is employed by Simeon makes it easy for the reader to glean each chapters major concepts. The author pays great attention to each small section of John and Acts, and the application of his work is still remarkably relevant after...

Mark the means used for his deliverance— [From human interference there was no hope: but the poor trembling Disciples did not yet despair: they knew that “whereinsoever the enemies of the Church might deal proudly, God was above them.” To God therefore they addressed themselves with redoubled importunity: and continued all night in unceasing prayer for him. What foolish means would these appear to those who knew how closely he was guarded, and how determinately both Herod and the Jews were bent upon
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