by James W. Alexander
New York, November 18, 1852
Preface
The PROVIDENCE of God—a ground of
consolation
The PROVIDENCE of God—in its
application to the whole path of life
The
OMNIPOTENCE of God—a ground of enlarged Christian expectation
The GOODNESS of God—a refuge in
time of trouble
The soul sustained by hope rising
to ASSURANCE
Rest in God
Christian joy expelling the
distresses of the soul
Consolation derived from the
uses of chastisement
Holy submission of Christ's will—a source of consolation
Consolation from God's promise
never to forsake His people
The believer sustained by the strength of Christ
The compassion of Christ to the
weak, the sorrowing, and the sinful
Consolation under the judgments of
men
Consolation derived from a review
of Christian martyrdom
The AGED believer consoled by
God's promise