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by H. J. (Harry John) Wilmot-Buxton
A YEAR'S PLAIN SERMONS - ON THE - GOSPELS OR EPISTLES. - VOL. II. - TRINITY TO ADVENT. - BY - H. J. WILMOT-BUXTON, M.A., - VICAR OF S. GILES-IN-THE-WOOD, N. DEVON. - AUTHOR OF "SUNDAY SERMONETTES FOR A YEAR." "MISSION SERMONS." "THE LIFE WORTH LIVING AND OTHER PLAIN SERMONS." "THE CHILDREN'S BREAD A SERIES OF SHORT SERMONS FOR CHILDREN." "THE LORD'S SONG SERMONS ON HYMNS," ETC.
Produced by Al Haines
TO - MY DEAR MOTHER, - MY EARLIEST AND BEST TEACHER AND GUIDE, THESE SERMONS ARE DEDICATED.
SERMON XXXV. - THE OPEN DOOR.
SERMON XXXVI. - THE CONTRAST.
SERMON XXXVII. - THE WAY OF LIFE.
SERMON XXXVIII. - MAN'S LIFE HIS MONUMENT.
SERMON XXXIX. - THE BLESSING OF MERCY,
SERMON XL. - THE WORDS OF OUR LIPS.
SERMON XLI. - ALIVE UNTO GOD.
This volume gathers a year’s worth of straightforward sermons, guiding listeners from the hopeful opening of Trinity Sunday through the reflective tone of Advent. Each talk draws directly from familiar Gospel and Epistle passages, offering clear, home‑style reflections that aim to make scriptural truths accessible to everyday believers. The author’s voice is gentle yet confident, presenting timeless themes—such as mercy, gratitude, and the strength found in faith—without the flourish of academic theology.
Listeners will encounter vivid illustrations, like the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, and practical counsel on living a life “alive unto God.” The sermons are organized week by week, allowing a faithful to follow a rhythmic spiritual journey, while the occasional child‑focused service adds a tender, family‑oriented dimension. Overall, the collection feels like a trusted pastor’s yearly letters, inviting quiet contemplation and steady encouragement.
Full title
The Life of Duty, v. 2 A year's plain sermons on the Gospels or Epistles A year's plain sermons on the Gospels or Epistles
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (293K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2007-07-15
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1843–1911
An Oxford-educated clergyman who also wrote widely on art, he moved with ease between sermons, stories, and lively guides to painting. His books introduced readers to English, American, and European artists while reflecting the broad interests of a busy Victorian author.
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